What should the traffic dispatcher do after receiving the bad weather warning information issued by the meteorological service center?

After receiving the bad weather warning information issued by the meteorological service center, the traffic dispatcher can handle it according to the following steps:

1. Confirm the early warning information: read the early warning information released by the Meteorological Service Center carefully to understand the nature, scope and expected duration of the weather.

2. Notify drivers: notify all drivers of the early warning information of bad weather at the first time through instant messaging tools or telephone calls to remind them to be vigilant and take countermeasures.

3. Adjust the driving plan: according to the early warning information, adjust the driving plan to avoid unnecessary bad weather driving tasks.

4. Arrange spare vehicles: In case of possible emergencies, such as vehicle failure or passenger detention, arrange spare vehicles reasonably to ensure the safety of passengers and vehicles.

5. Monitoring road conditions: Pay close attention to the real-time road conditions information released by meteorological service centers and traffic broadcasting stations, understand the road traffic situation, and grasp the impact of bad weather on driving in time.

6. Communication with passengers: Through official website, customer service hotline, social media and other channels, timely release bad weather warning information to passengers, provide the latest driving information and suggestions, and enhance communication and interaction with passengers.

7. Risk assessment: According to the level and actual situation of early warning information, assess the impact of bad weather on driving safety and operation, and formulate corresponding risk response measures.

8. Keep communication with superiors: report the impact of bad weather on driving to superiors or relevant departments in time, accept guidance and suggestions, and deal with the challenges brought by bad weather.

In a word, the traffic dispatcher should take prompt measures to ensure the safe and stable operation of traffic after receiving the early warning information of bad weather issued by the meteorological service center. At the same time, strengthen communication with drivers and passengers, rationally allocate resources and deal with possible emergencies.