The Louisiana Traffic Records Coordinating Committee is a group of safety organizations that coordinates the advancement of Traffic Records data systems for all stakeholders to support decision making, improve traffic safety, and save lives The TRCC works to ensure that timely, accurate, complete, uniform, integrated, and accessible traffic safety data are collected, analyzed, and made available to stakeholders that need the information.

Mission Statement

Through the coordinated efforts of its stakeholders, the Louisiana Traffic Records Coordinating Committee’s mission is to provide a forum for the creation, implementation, and management of a traffic safety information system that offers timely, accurate, complete, uniform, integrated, and accessible traffic safety data to its stakeholders to support decision-making, which will improve traffic safety and save lives.

LA TRCC Background

On April 19, 2007 Louisiana implemented a two-tiered Traffic Records Coordinating Committee, comprising of an Executive Committee and a Working Group. During this meeting, the Louisiana Highway Safety Commission granted the LA TRCC Executive Committee the authority to approve, develop, and implement the Traffic Records Strategic Plan for the State. The LA TRCC Working Group was also formed to address specific planning implementation efforts and to help identify issues on behalf of data users. Meeting on a quarterly basis, the LA TRCC brings different State agencies together in an effort to improve data collection and reporting of information. Using a team approach, the LA TRCC expresses a uniform message about the importance of building and strengthening traffic safety data throughout the State of Louisiana.