TraCS Florida is funded through the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). The forms are developed by the TraCS Florida Development Team at the Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University and the Florida State University (FAMU-FSU) College of Engineering. TraCS Florida works closely with FDOT and DHSMV to develop support applications and forms that meet the standards set by DHSMV for form submittal.

From the inception of the TraCS Florida project, the ultimate goal has been to enable electronic submission of crash reports from local agencies to the State. TraCS Florida is currently working with DHSMV to implement an electronic data submission system to further improve the data collection process statewide. TraCS Florida is now the second vendor, and only free vendor, to be approved by DHSMV for the electronic submission of crash reports from local agencies to the State. Testing with our third agency began in August 2009.

Additionally, the same components which will be used to enable electronic submission of crash reports will also provide the ability for agencies to export data for use by the other records systems or vendors that agencies are using.

TraCS Florida regularly attends meetings with Florida's Traffic Records Coordinating Committee (TRCC) for ongoing form revision. We are always looking for agencies to provide feedback. For more information on TraCS, please visit the TraCS National Model.