EVENT_IncidentVehiclesInvolved_code:

0=Other No Additional Information;

1=Other Additional Information;

2=Public Transit Bus;

3=Light Rail;

4=Commuter/Passenger Rail;

5=Freight Rail;

6=Public Safety Vehicle;

7=Convertible (excludes sun-roof, t-bar);

8=2-door sedan, hardtop, coupe;

9=3-door/2-door hatchback;

10=4-door sedan, hardtop;

11=5-door/4-door hatchback;

12=Station wagon (excluding van and truck based);

13=Hatchback, number of doors unknown;

14=Auto based pickup (included El Camino, Caballero, Ranchero, and Brat);

15=Auto based panel (Cargo Station Wagon, auto-based ambulance/hearse);

16=Large limousine (More than four side doors or stretched chassis); 17=Utility - (includes Jeep CJ-2 - CJ7, Renegade, Landrover, Bronco, Landcruiser, Thing, Blazer, Bronco II, Jimmy, Ramcharger, Cherokee, Trailduster, Scout);

18=Minivan (Astro, Caravan, Plymouth Vista, Aerostar, Safari, Voyager, Dodge Vista, Toyota Cargo Van, Toyota Van, Vanagon, VW Bus, Kombi); 19=Standard Van (Sportvan, Chevy Van, Club Wagon, Ford Econoline, Ram Van, Mini Ram Van, Chateau, Ram Wagon, Vandura, Rally Voyager, Beauville, Sportsman);

20=Compact Pickup (< 4,500 lbs GVWR, S-10, LUV, Ram 50, Rampage, Courier, Ranger, S-5, Pup, Mazda Pickup, Mitsubishi Truck, Nissan Pickup, Arrow Pickup, Scamp, Toyota Pickup, VW Pickup);

21=Standard Pickup (4,500 to 10,000 lbs GVWR, C10-C30, K10-K30, T10, D100-D300, W150, F100-F350, Comanche, J10, J20);

22=Pickup with slide-in camper;

23=Truck based station wagon (4-door; includes Suburban, Travelall, Wagoneer);

24=Light truck based suburban limousine;

25=Cab chassis based (included rescue vehicle, light stake, dump, and tow truck);

26=Truck based panel;

27=Light truck based motor home (chassis mounted);

28=School bus (designed to carry students, not cross country or transit); 29=Other bus (e.g., transit, intercity, bus based motor home);

30=Single unit straight truck;

31=Medium/heavy truck based motor home;

32=Truck-tractor (cab only, or with any number of trailing units; any WEIGHT);

33=Motorcycle;

34=Moped (motorized bicycle);

35=Three wheeled motorcycle or moped;

36=ATV (all terrain vehicle including dune/swamp buggy) and ATC (all terrain cycle);

37=Snowmobile;

38=Farm equipment other than trucks;

39=Construction equipment other than trucks (includes graders);

40=Unknown; Select values from list and make multiple selections as necessary

Use: The number of axles a device has. Typically used in describing cargo or power units.

Format:AxleCount ::= INTEGER (0..16) -- use zero for unknown

DE_CargoPackageType ⁽¹⁾

Use: Common types of cargo units and packaging types (joined in a single list).

Format:

CargoPackageType ::= ENUMERATED { unknown (0), freeText (1), -- text in the using message has a description none (2),

-- no separate cargo unit involved aerosolCan (3),

-- one or more automotiveTransporter (4),

-- use for truck or trailer types bobtailTank (5), bottlerBody (6),

-- beverage carriers boxCar (7),

-- generic mixed cargo boxTrailer (8), bulkPackaging (9), cargoTank (10), chassisTrailer (11), compressedGasCylinder (12), compressedLiquefiedGases (13), container (14),

-- generic containers (not on wheels) corrosiveLiquidTank1 (15),

-- MC-312 or DOT-412 cryogenicLiquidTank2 (16),

-- MC-338 dromedaryTractor (17), drum-1a1 (18),

-- (55 gal, others) drum-1a2 (19),

-- (55 gal, others) dryBulkCargoTanker (20), earthenwareReceptacle (21), fiberboadBox (22), fiberboadBoxes (23), fiberDrumsNonRemoveableHead (24), fiberDrumsRemoveableHead (25), fiberPailsNonRemoveableHead (26), fiberPailsRemoveableHead (27), furnitureVanBody (28),

-- drop style moving vans glassReceptacle (29), hCNtankcar (30),

-- (Hydrogen Cyanide) and DOT105a500 highPressureTank (31),

-- MC330 or MC-331 hopper (32),

-- use also for Dry Bulk horseVanBody (33),

-- used for valuable saddle horses intermediateBulkContainer (34), intermediateBulkPackaging (35), interModalFreightContainer (36), interModalPortableTank (37), jerryCanMetal (38),

-- 15 gal or less jerryCanPlastic (39),

-- 15 gal or less, use for others as well largePackages (40), livestockTrailer (41), logBody (42),

-- also used for pole trailer types lowPressureChemicalTank (43), -- MC307 or DOT-407 lowPressureTankCar (44),

-- for various liquids metalBox (45), metalDrumsNonRemoveableHead (46), metalDrumsRemoveableHead (47), metalPailsNonRemoveableHead (48), metalPailsRemoveableHead (49), metalReceptacle (50), michiganTrailer (51),

-- vehicle with a gross cap of 140,000 pds mixedCargo (52), nonpressureLiquidTank (53),
-- MC306/DOT-406 nursetank (54), plasticDrumsNonRemoveableHead (55), plasticDrumsRemoveableHead (56), plasticPailsNonRemoveableHead (57), plasticPailsRemoveableHead (58), plasticReceptacle (59), poleTrailer (60), portableTank (61), pressurizedTankCar (62), rrBoxCar (63), rrContainerOnFlatCar (64),

-- also known as COTC rrFlatCar (65), rrTankCar (66), rrTrailerOnFlatCar (67),
-- also known as TOFC stakeBodyTrailer (68), stakeBodyTruck (69),
-- i.e. attached to power unit tankTrailer (70), tanktruck (71),
-- for various liquids, type unknown tubeTrailer (72),
-- use for types of compressed Gas unPortableTank (73), woodBox (74),
-- one or more woodenBarrel (75),
-- one or more ...
-- codes above 127 to 255 many be used by local implementations}

DE_PowerUnitType ⁽¹⁾

Format: PowerUnitType ::= ENUMERATED

{unknown (0),
-- data is not available
-- or not (yet) known none (1),
-- no power unit involved,
-- used when a cargo unit is
-- found free standing freeText (2),
-- text in the using message
-- has a description

dumpTruck (3), endDumpTrailer (4),
farmTractor (5), farmTractorAndTrailer (6),
hazMatCargoTankTrailer (7), hazMatTankTruck (8)
passengerCarAndTrailer (9), semiTractor (10),
straightTruck (11), straightTruckAndFullTrailer (12),
tractorAndDoubleTrailers (13), tractorAndTripleTrailers (14),
tractorTrailerCombination (15), bellyDumpTrailer (16),
bicyle (17), busSchool (18),
busTtransit (19), busArticulated (20),
fixedCargoTruck (21), helicopter (22),
limo (23),
moped (24),
motorCoach (25),
motorcyle (26),
passengerCar (27),
passengerVan (28),
pickupTruck (29),
pickupTruckAndTrailer (30),
private-plane (31),

-- used for all 'small' planes, single or
-- multi prop, less than 10 total occupants commercial-plane (32),
-- used for all 'larger' planes able to
-- hold >10 total occupants rrTrain (33),
-- an Engine sideDumpTrailer (34), smallTruck (35), agitatorBody (36),
-- a cement mixer truck bobTailTruckFxd (37),
-- when a fixed (attached) cargo
-- is found [note that this is
-- also a cargo term], vanTruck (38), wrecker (39),
-- all types and sizes
-- values from 128 to 255 by be used for local items ... }

EVENT_DescriptionTypeEvent_code:

4= Non HAZMAT Spill;
5= HAZMAT Spill; only hazmat codes available

DF_ShippingEntry:

psn ProperShippingName OPTIONAL,

-- Proper Shipping Name as per DOT

-- regulations as found in papers tradeName   TradeName OPTIONAL, Manufactures product name or common name techName  TechnicalName OPTIONAL,

-- the technical name, if needed nfpa-hmis SEQUENCE OF NFPA-HMIS OPTIONAL, any NFPA/HMIS markings found, typically this is found on buildings and stationary containers

-- rather than mobile shipments hazClass     HazardClass,

-- Hazard class and division idenNumber  MaterialID,

-- iden number and reference system

-- used (NA or UN)

-- when this DF is used the lower data elements

-- should be filled out to match the data in this DF notably the: ProperShippingName

packGroup and the TradeName shall match; technical ingredients can also be added here

DF_HazardClass ⁽¹⁾

Use: A classification of material type, code if known, class and division if known. Flags for code and placards being present are also provided (in some events it can be discerned that a placard or product code is present but can not be read due to damage or distance). The basic color of the placard can also be useful, especially during damaged conditions or with untrained observers.

Format:

HazardClass:= SEQUENCE { codePresent BOOLEAN OPTIONAL,

-- true if a material code is present as well placardsPresent BOOLEAN OPTIONAL,
-- true if a placard or label is present class INTEGER (0..9), division INTEGER (0..9),
-- use zero if division unknown or na color-text IA5String(SIZE(0..200)) OPTIONAL
-- in cases when only a basic color or pattern
-- can be determined this field should be used
-- note that for fixed list of colors is given as
-- field reports of color and pattern can vary widely
-- when this structure is used in a message for shipping papers
-- the 'present data elements should be set to false or optionally not sent
-- the color_text element should also not be sent or left blank}

Use: Commercial registration values found on commercial vehicles from one or more States (or other registration authority) with which the vehicle is registered.

Format:

ComReg ::= IA5String (SIZE(0..200)) -- the textual format of the commercial registration string -- e.g. "US DOT 123456" "ICC 123456" "CA 12345" "TennDOT-1234" -- numbers without letter designations should be avoided -- pure numbers will be presumed to be US DOT values, -- there is a great variety in the designation found here, it is the -- responsibility of the CAD system to sort them all out and further -- classify the input into whatever structures may be needed

SAE J2313: Identity-Carrier-ID ⁽¹⁾

This element is used to convey other descriptive characteristics of a vehicle that are not codified in other data elements. This includes such descriptive characteristics as "Winnebago" or information about other markings found on vehicles such as a carrier's name or "U-Haul" etc.

The vehicle-data flag in the sender flag data element shall be set if this data is available in a message.

Identity-carrier-id :: = IA5String (SIZE(0..254))-- ASCII free text field.

EVENT_IncidentHumanInjuries_code:

0=Other No Additional Information;
1=Other Additional Information;
2=No Injury;
3=Possible Injury;
4=Non-incapacitating;
5=Incapacitating;
6=Fatality;
7=Died Prior;
8=No Person Coded in the Crash;
9=Unknown Injury Severity; Select values from list and make multiple selections as necessary

DE_Accident_Severity_Code ⁽²⁾

Use: The severity of an accident, based on the most intense injury to any person or, if none were injured, so designating. Definition taken from ANSI-D20, revision of which shall take precedence for this element.

Format:

AccidentSeverityCode ::= ENUMERATED { fatalAccident (1), incapacitatingInjury (2), -- incapacitating Injury Accident nonIncapacitatingInjury (3), -- non-Incapacitating Injury Accident possibleInjury (4), -- possible Injury Accident nonInjury (5), -- non Injury Accident -- a property damage only Accident unknown (9), ... }