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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Explore our comprehensive suite of traffic engineering services. From detailed control plans to long-term impact assessments, we provide data-driven solutions to ensure safety, efficiency, and regulatory compliance for every project.
Traffic Control Plans (TCP)
Professional work zone layouts designed to meet agency standards and ensure motorist safety.
Traffic Management Plans
Strategic operational frameworks to mitigate congestion and optimize traffic flow during construction.
Special Event Traffic Management Plan
Custom logistics and crowd control strategies for festivals, sporting events, and large gatherings.
Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA)
Thorough analysis of new developments to determine their effect on local transportation networks.
Traffic Signal Timing Plan (TSTP)
Accurate volume counts, speed studies, and turning movement data for informed decision-making.
Traffic Data Analysis
Specialized signal optimization to reduce delays and improve intersection level of service (LOS).
We don’t just draw lines on a map. We engineer safety solutions. With strict adherence to local regulations, we help contractors get permits faster and keep their crews safe.
A Traffic Control Plan (TCP) is a detailed document outlining how traffic vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists will be safely managed around a construction or work zone. It specifies signage, barriers, flagging procedures, and detour routes to minimize disruption and ensure the safety of workers and the travelling public.
A TCP is required to keep workers and the public safe in and around work zones. It ensures compliance with provincial regulations across BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario, helps avoid project delays, reduces liability, and is typically mandatory before any permit or road work approval is granted.
- Lane closure configurations (single, multi-lane, alternating)
- Flagging operations using AFAD, PTS, and certified flaggers
- Signage and device placement per BC TMM 2020, AB TAWZM 2025, SK TCDWZ, MB WZTCM, and OTM Book 7
- Worker safety zone design using barriers, cones, and TMA trucks
- Coordination with local authorities for permit approvals
Yes, all our plans are digital-based and can be integrated with Google Maps for accurate site mapping. We also offer cloud-based collaboration and real-time updates, making it easy to coordinate with site crews, municipal authorities, and permit offices.
No, we do not directly submit permit applications, but we provide all necessary guidance and documentation to support your submission. Our plans are prepared in compliance with provincial standards, making the approval process smoother and faster for your project.
Most standard Traffic Control Plans are delivered within 24 hours. Complex or multi-lane projects may require additional time. We work efficiently to meet your project timelines, ensuring plans are accurate, compliant, and ready for permit submission.
No, we do not directly supply traffic control equipment or personnel, but we offer expert guidance on equipment rental and personnel deployment. Our plans clearly specify all required resources, helping you source the right flaggers, barriers, and devices in compliance with provincial standards.
To get started, we require your project location, scope, and duration, along with site drawings, traffic impact details, and any previous TCPs. This information allows us to develop an accurate, compliant Traffic Control Plan tailored to provincial standards across BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario.
Typically 2 to 7 business days depending on project complexity, scope, and provincial requirements. Expedited services are also available for urgent projects
Pricing depends on project complexity, location, and duration. Contact us for a free quote tailored to your specific project needs.
We provide TCP services across all five Canadian provinces - British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario ensuring full compliance with each province's traffic control standards and governing body requirements.
We don’t just draw lines on a map. We engineer safety solutions. With strict adherence to local regulations, we help contractors get permits faster and keep their crews safe.
A TMP outlines how traffic will be managed during construction, maintenance, or events. It includes signage, detours, personnel deployment, and timing ensuring safe and efficient traffic flow in compliance with provincial standards across BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario.
Yes, absolutely. Our team will assess your project scope, location, and duration to determine whether a TCP or TMP is required. We provide expert guidance to ensure full compliance with provincial regulations
Our TMP service includes traffic flow analysis, detour planning, signage and device placement, personnel deployment schedules, and coordination with local authorities. All plans are fully compliant with provincial standards and delivered digitally for easy permit submission.
We recommend submitting your plan at least 5 to 10 business days before work begins. This allows sufficient time for review, revisions, and municipal approvals, ensuring your project starts on schedule without delays.
We provide TMP services across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario, ensuring full compliance with each province's traffic control standards and governing body requirements for construction, maintenance, and event-related traffic management projects.
To get started, we require your project location, scope, and duration, along with site drawings and traffic impact details. This ensures we develop an accurate, compliant TMP tailored to provincial standards across BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario.
Typically 5 to 8 business days depending on project complexity and provincial requirements. Expedited services are available for urgent projects to keep your project on schedule.
Approval typically takes 15 to 30 business days depending on the province and municipal authority. We ensure all documentation meets the requirements of governing bodies to help streamline the review process.
We follow all applicable provincial traffic control standards including BC TMM 2020, AB TAWZM 2025, SK TCDWZ, MB WZTCM, and OTM Book 7 for Ontario.
No, we do not directly submit permit applications, but we provide all required documentation to support your submission, ensuring plans meet provincial standards for a smoother and faster approval process.
Pricing depends on project complexity, location, and duration. Contact us for a custom quote tailored to your specific project needs and provincial requirements.
Yes, we specialize in scalable plans for complex, multi-phase, and emergency projects. Our team develops adaptable TMPs that meet provincial standards, ensuring safe and efficient traffic management at every project stage.
If site conditions change after approval, we provide plan revisions and updated documentation to reflect the new conditions. Our team ensures all amendments remain compliant with provincial standards, minimizing delays and maintaining site safety.
We don’t just draw lines on a map. We engineer safety solutions. With strict adherence to local regulations , we help contractors get permits faster and keep their crews safe.
A Special Event Traffic Management Plan is a customized plan for safely managing vehicles and pedestrians before, during, and after an event. It ensures smooth traffic flow, minimizes disruption to surrounding areas, and meets provincial requirements
A Special Event Traffic Management Plan is required by municipal authorities for any event impacting public roads. It ensures public safety, keeps traffic moving efficiently, and demonstrates compliance with provincial regulations
We develop plans for a wide range of events including festivals, concerts, sports, parades, rallies, and large public gatherings. Any event impacting public roads or pedestrian flow requires a compliant traffic management plan.
Our service includes site assessment, detour planning, coordination with law enforcement, crowd control strategies, and digital plan updates. All deliverables are tailored to meet provincial traffic control standards for seamless event execution.
Yes, we offer AV/V2X integration and AI-powered signal adaptation to support smarter, more responsive traffic management during events. These technologies enhance real-time coordination and improve safety outcomes.
We provide all required documentation to support your permit applications and offer expert guidance on staffing deployment. Our team ensures your event meets all provincial requirements for a smooth approval process.
To begin, we require your event location, expected attendance, schedule, and any road closure requirements. This allows us to develop an accurate, compliant Special Event Traffic Management Plan tailored to provincial standards
We recommend requesting your plan at least 2 to 4 weeks before the event. This allows sufficient time for plan development, revisions, and municipal approvals ensuring everything is in place before your event begins.
Our standard turnaround time is typically 15 business days. For urgent or time-sensitive events, expedited services may be available. We work efficiently to meet your deadlines and ensure compliance
Pricing depends on event size, complexity, and location. Contact us for a custom quote tailored to your specific event requirements and provincial traffic management standards.
No, we do not directly supply personnel or equipment, but we provide expert recommendations to help you source the right resources. Our plans clearly outline all staffing and equipment needs in compliance with provincial standards
Yes, we accommodate revisions if your event details change after the initial plan is submitted. Our team will update all affected sections to ensure continued compliance with provincial standards.
We provide Special Event Traffic Management Plan services across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario, ensuring full compliance with each province's traffic control standards and municipal authority requirements for all event types and sizes.
Yes, we handle high-impact, large-scale events such as marathons, summits, and major public gatherings. Our scalable plans are designed to manage complex traffic scenarios safely and efficiently.
Road closure requirements are typically incorporated directly into your Special Event Traffic Management Plan. Our team coordinates all closure details with municipal authorities, ensuring all approvals are secured before your event begins.
Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA)
We don’t just draw lines on a map. We engineer safety solutions. With strict adherence to local regulations, we help contractors get permits faster and keep their crews safe.
A Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) is an engineering study that evaluates how a proposed development affects the surrounding transport network. It identifies potential traffic issues and recommends mitigation measures to meet provincial standards.
A Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) and Traffic Impact Study (TIS) are often used interchangeably. Both analyze how a development affects the surrounding traffic network and are required by planning authorities.
A TIA is typically required by municipalities, planning authorities, and developers seeking development permits. Any project that significantly impacts traffic flow must comply with provincial requirements before approval is granted.
Significant traffic increase, road access changes, or proximity to sensitive infrastructure.
Our TIA service includes trip generation forecasting, intersection evaluation using Level of Service (LOS) analysis, mitigation recommendations, and permit-ready reports. All deliverables meet provincial traffic standards to support smooth municipal approval processes.
Yes, we provide short-term traffic impact analysis for temporary construction zones. Our assessments ensure all work zone traffic impacts are identified and mitigated in compliance with provincial standards.
We provide TIA services across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario, ensuring full compliance with each province's traffic control standards, governing body requirements, and municipal planning authority regulations for all development types and sizes.
To complete your TIA, we require your site plan, proposed land use, trip generation data, and road network details. This information allows us to conduct a thorough and accurate assessment aligned with provincial standards.
A TIA typically takes 2 to 6 weeks to complete depending on project complexity and data availability. We work efficiently to meet your project timelines and provincial submission deadlines.
Yes, if your development scope changes after the initial TIA is submitted, we will update the assessment to reflect the new parameters. All revisions remain compliant with provincial standards to avoid delays in your approval process.
Pricing depends on project complexity, scope, and location. Contact us for a custom quote tailored to your specific TIA requirements and provincial standards.
Yes, we integrate smart mobility solutions and sustainability principles into every TIA. Our forward-thinking approach ensures developments are planned with long-term traffic efficiency and environmental responsibility in mind.
We utilize advanced tools including DDSA, AI and Machine Learning, IoT Sensors, and Multimodal Planning to deliver accurate, data-driven Traffic Impact Assessments that meet provincial standards.
es, we offer seamless integration with Traffic Management Plans (TMPs) and Traffic Volume & Pattern Management strategies. This ensures a coordinated, comprehensive approach to traffic planning that meets all provincial standards.
Getting started is simple — submit your project details via our online quote form. Our team will review your information and reach out to discuss your TIA requirements and provincial compliance.
Traffic Signal Timing Plan (TSTP)
We don’t just draw lines on a map. We engineer safety solutions. With strict adherence to local regulations, we help contractors get permits faster and keep their crews safe.
A Traffic Signal Timing Plan (TSTP) defines green, yellow, and red signal times for vehicle and pedestrian movements at intersections. It ensures safe, efficient traffic flow and is optimized to meet provincial standards.
A well-designed TSTP improves traffic flow, reduces intersection delays, and enhances overall road safety. Properly timed signals minimize congestion and conflict points, ensuring compliance with provincial traffic control standards.
Temporary signal timing plans are designed for construction zones and special events, while permanent plans focus on long-term intersection optimization.
Our TSTP service includes cycle length design, interval optimization, pedestrian timing, and green wave coordination. All plans are tailored to intersection-specific conditions and meet provincial traffic signal standards for optimal performance.
Yes, we work with adaptive traffic signal systems including SCATS, ASCS, and V2X technologies. These systems dynamically adjust signal timings in real time, improving intersection efficiency and safety.
We provide Traffic Signal Timing Plan services across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario, ensuring full compliance with each province's traffic control standards and municipal authority requirements for both temporary and permanent signal timing applications.
To develop your TSTP, we require intersection geometry, traffic counts, and existing signal timing data. This information allows us to design accurate, optimized signal timing plans compliant with provincial standards.
A Traffic Signal Timing Plan typically takes 1 to 4 weeks to complete depending on the number of intersections and project complexity. We work efficiently to meet your project deadlines.
We provide guidance and coordination throughout the implementation process. Our team ensures all signal timing recommendations are clearly communicated to the relevant authorities and contractors for smooth and accurate deployment.
Yes, we coordinate with municipal and provincial authorities to ensure all signal timing plans meet regulatory requirements. Our team ensures full compliance with traffic control standards throughout the approval and implementation process.
We utilize industry-leading traffic engineering tools including Synchro, SimTraffic, and VISSIM to model, analyze, and optimize signal timing plans. These tools ensure accurate, data-driven results compliant with provincial standards.
We incorporate the latest advancements in traffic signal optimization including AI/ML-driven retiming, cloud-based signal management, V2X connectivity, and sustainability metrics. These innovations improve intersection efficiency and future-proof signal operations.
Pricing depends on the number of intersections and overall project. Contact us for a custom quote tailored to your specific Traffic Signal Timing Plan requirements and provincial standards complexity
Getting started is simple — submit your project details via our online quote form. Our team will review your information and reach out to discuss your TSTP requirements and provincial compliance needs.
Traffic Data Collection (TDC)
We don’t just draw lines on a map. We engineer safety solutions. With strict adherence to local regulations, we help contractors get permits faster and keep their crews safe.
Traffic data collection involves gathering vehicle, pedestrian, and cyclist data to support informed planning and safety decisions. Accurate data is essential for developing compliant traffic studies, assessments, and management plans.
We collect both static data, including geometry and speed limits, and dynamic data such as traffic volumes and travel times. This comprehensive approach ensures accurate, reliable inputs for traffic planning and assessments.
We use advanced video-based analytics technology with 95–99% accuracy to collect precise traffic data. This ensures reliable, high-quality results that support compliant traffic planning and engineering studies.
Our traffic data collection service includes turning movement counts, speed studies, pedestrian volume counts, and queue analysis. All data is collected and processed to meet provincial traffic engineering standards.
Yes, we offer continuous traffic monitoring to capture real-time and long-term traffic patterns. This ongoing data collection supports dynamic traffic management and informed decision-making for projects.
We provide traffic data collection services across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario, ensuring all data is gathered and processed in compliance with each province's traffic engineering and planning standards.
To initiate your traffic data collection project, we require your site location, type of data needed, and desired collection duration. This allows us to deploy the right resources and methodology.
Fieldwork typically takes 1 to 7 days depending on scope, followed by 2 to 5 days for data analysis and reporting. We work efficiently to meet your project timelines.
Traffic data is delivered in multiple formats including PDF reports, Excel/CSV files, visual dashboards, and raw video footage. These options ensure flexibility and ease of use for traffic studies and planning.
Yes, our traffic data collection is fully compliant with Canadian provincial privacy regulations. No personally identifiable information (PII) is captured or stored, ensuring ethical and lawful data collection practices.
All our traffic data collection methods are calibrated to industry standards, ensuring consistent and reliable results. Our quality-controlled processes meet the requirements of traffic engineering studies and assessments.
Yes, historical traffic data is available from our database. Access to past traffic patterns and volumes supports trend analysis, planning studies, and impact assessments for projects.
Pricing depends on project scope, data type, collection duration, and location. Contact us for a custom quote tailored to your specific traffic data collection requirements.
Getting started is easy - simply fill out our online "Get a Free Quote" form. Our team will review your requirements and reach out to discuss your traffic data collection needs
Yes, we can schedule data collection during specific peak hours, seasons, or event periods to capture the most relevant traffic patterns. This targeted approach ensures your study reflects real-world conditions.