What is not considered a common traffic incident?

Funerals are not typically categorized as common traffic incidents because they do not involve regular traffic flow disruptions, accidents, or congestion that arise from typical vehicle operation. Instead, funerals are events that may happen intermittently and can affect traffic in particular areas but do not inherently represent a traffic incident in the same way accidents, road closures, and traffic jams do.

In contrast, accidents involve collisions or crashes that directly impact road safety and traffic patterns. Road closures result from various factors, such as construction or emergencies, leading to altered driving conditions and travel routes. Traffic jams occur as a result of congestion, where vehicles are unable to move freely, typically due to high traffic volume or obstacles on the road. These three scenarios reflect common issues encountered in traffic management and public safety, while funerals are specific occurrences that require consideration but do not fit the broader definition of traffic incidents.