[All_jlab_accounts] Traffic Violations at Lab Increased in July

[deborah magaldi]

We have seen an increase in traffic violations at Jefferson Lab over the 
past months.

A total of 14 moving violations were issued during the month of July:

•Exceeding the posted speed limit - 9

•Failure to obey STOP sign - 4

•Driving the wrong way down a One-way street – 1

The Lab’s Traffic & Parking Management Policy is found in Section 301.06 
of the Administration Manual and has recently been updated. The major 
change in the updated policy is differentiating between moving and 
parking violations.

Traffic violations are reported to supervisors/sponsors and Human 
Resources.Violations of Jefferson Lab’s traffic policies can result in 
the suspension of Laboratory driving privileges.

The policy applies to all lab staff, users, students registered with the 
lab, ARC tenants and contractors assigned, employed, or visiting the 
lab. Everyone who drives or operates vehicles at Jefferson Lab should 
take a few minutes to become familiar with the details of the updated 
policy.

The policy includes driving and operating motorized and non-motorized, 
private, commercial or lab fleet vehicles and mobile equipment.

All vehicle drivers and operators are expected to obey all official 
traffic control signs and devices, unless specifically directed 
otherwise by JLab Security officers. This means reading and heeding 
speed limit signs on roads and in parking lots, coming to a complete 
stop at all stop signs and stop lines, following the rule of “no 
passing” on lab roads, maintaining proper traffic flow in one-way areas, 
and parking only in designated areas.

You may read the entire policy online at: 
https://mis.jlab.org/mis/apps/portal/admin_manual/viewDocument.cfm?documentId=77117


This message contains Jefferson Lab policy information and to ensure 
widest dissemination is being emailed to all Jefferson Lab computer 
account holders.


Best regards,
Deb Magaldi
Public Affairs
Jefferson Lab

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