a) the rapid detection and reporting of incidents such as vehicle accidents and hazardous or chemical spills; b) the rapid verification of the extent and type of incident; c) rapid and effective response and the safeguarding of incident scenes; d) the effective removal of wreckage, debris and spilled materials; e) appropriate traffic management to mitigate the effects of incidents; f) communicating information on road and traffic conditions and alternative routes to road users; g) the sharing of human and other resources in dealing with incidents; and h) the listing of regional emergency assistance centres or locations which include hospitals, ambulance and fire brigade services and chemical response units. ARTICLE 6.15 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL 1. Member States shall adopt and implement road traffic measures which shall enhance their capacity to assess and their capability to control the impact of road transport on the environment, including a) common standards to enhance vehicle pollution control; b) measures relating to the transboundary movements of hazardous substances; and c) developing and implementing incident management systems for environmental incidents impacting on road transport contemplated in Article 6.14 of this Protocol. 2. For the purpose of this Article, Member States confirm their commitment in terms of Article 6.7. paragraph 2 of this Protocol. ARTICLE 6.16 DEVELOPMENT OF ROAD TRAFFIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS 1. Member States shal1 develop compatible national road traffic information systems in support of the administration and enforcement of their national and the regional road traffic and road traffic quality systems. 2. The road traffic information systems shall contain information in respect of. amongst others a) vehicle registration and licensing; b) driver and professional driver registration; c) registration of authorised officers;