Secure your Road Usage Permit (RUP) with precision-engineered Traffic Control Plans designed to meet City of Kelowna Bylaw No. 8120, BC TMM 2020, and WorkSafeBC Part 18 requirements.
We deliver scaled 11×17 drawings prepared for smooth Engineering review, helping you avoid delays, rework, and permit issues.
No obligation. City-compliant
Designed for short-term and standard work zones following BC TMM layouts and Kelowna permit conditions
Required for multi-day or high-impact work, especially on arterial and collector roads
Custom traffic flow, parking, and detour plans for events, festivals, and film projects
Designed for Kelowna’s dry summers, winter snowfall, and changing seasonal conditions that impact traffic flow and visibility
Built for local road networks, including arterials, intersections, and high-traffic corridors
Aligned with City of Kelowna requirements to ensure smooth permit review and approval
Not sure what you need? Submit the form — we’ll guide you in the first reply.
Submit your project info through the form — takes under 1 minutes.
We review and reply within 1 business hour with a clear quote.
Get your permit-ready PDF package, fully compliant with BC MoTT and WorkSafeBC standards.
Costs can vary based on the road type, work duration, lane closure setup, pedestrian or cyclist impact, and whether the project needs Road Usage Permit support or Highway 97 coordination. A simple local street setup is usually less complex than a project on an arterial, intersection, or high-traffic corridor.
Yes. If your project is starting soon, share the site location, work dates, closure type, and road impact so the scope can be reviewed quickly. Many standard Traffic Control Plans can be prepared faster once the required project details are available.
Usually we need the site location, type of work, expected dates, lane or sidewalk impacts, and any permit or project details you already have. If anything is missing, we’ll tell you exactly what’s needed in the first reply.
Yes. Kelowna Traffic Control Plans are prepared around City of Kelowna requirements, BC TMM 2020 guidance, WorkSafeBC Part 18 considerations, and Road Usage Permit support needs. The plan can include lane closures, tapers, buffer zones, signage, device placement, and pedestrian or cyclist safety details.
If seasonal conditions, visibility, traffic flow, staging, or closure limits change, the Traffic Control Plan may need updates. Revising the plan early helps avoid confusion during permit review, field setup, and daily work zone coordination.
Submit your project details and get a quote within minutes.
No obligation. City-compliant