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54 Finally, with the few exceptions discussed in the digest, there have been no reported claims against transportation agencies regarding their collection, use, disclosure, and/or retention of secure data or monitoring data. Furthermore, the agencies responding to the survey did not report having a claim arising out of their disclosure either of secure data or monitoring data, regardless of whether a disclosure was intentional or unintentional. Some transportation agencies reported having received requests to disclose secure data or monitor- ing data pursuant to a FOIA or other state public records disclosure law. In some instances, such data will be exempt from disclosure, because the data would violate personal privacy, because another fed- eral or state law prohibits disclosure of the data, or because the statute exempts data from disclosure that are used for law enforcement purposes. APPENDICES The following appendices are available online at www.trb.org by searching for NCHRP LRD 71. Appendix A: Project Survey Questions, A1â6 Appendix B: Summary of Survey Responses, B1â27 Appendix C: Copies of Policies, Procedures, Regulations, and Contracts on the Collection of Secure Data and Monitoring Data, C1â108 Appendix D: List of Transportation Agencies Responding to the Survey, D1