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Importing from NCIC | :Importing from NCIC | ||
:Using the Signal 4 geolocation tool | |||
Using the Signal 4 geolocation tool | :Creating crash diagrams with Signal 4 Diagram Tool, Easy Street Draw, Visio, or Scene PD | ||
:Pulling form numbers | |||
Creating crash diagrams with Signal 4 Diagram Tool, Easy Street Draw, Visio, or Scene PD | |||
Pulling form numbers | |||
Keep in mind that many agencies use this site for training. Only one user may be logged in under the same ID at the same time. If another person tries to log in under the same ID, both will get kicked out of the system. There are 150 User ID's. If you are holding a training class, consider using a block of ID's in the higher range. | Keep in mind that many agencies use this site for training. Only one user may be logged in under the same ID at the same time. If another person tries to log in under the same ID, both will get kicked out of the system. There are 150 User ID's. If you are holding a training class, consider using a block of ID's in the higher range. | ||
Revision as of 18:05, 8 March 2024
There is a web based version of TraCS available for demo/training purposes.
The website is https://training.tracsflorida.org/tracs
User ID's: training1 through training150
Password: tracs
Functionality is limited to creating, viewing, and printing forms.
The following features are not available:
- Importing from NCIC
- Using the Signal 4 geolocation tool
- Creating crash diagrams with Signal 4 Diagram Tool, Easy Street Draw, Visio, or Scene PD
- Pulling form numbers
Keep in mind that many agencies use this site for training. Only one user may be logged in under the same ID at the same time. If another person tries to log in under the same ID, both will get kicked out of the system. There are 150 User ID's. If you are holding a training class, consider using a block of ID's in the higher range.