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Fully compliant with City of Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 743, OTM Book 7, and O. Reg. 213/91 (OHSA) standards – delivered in scaled 11×17 formats for seamless Transportation Services and RoDARS approval.
- Plans designed to support City of Toronto Street Occupation Permit review and temporary right-of-way occupation requirements.
- Strictly scaled metric layouts showing site geometry, sidewalks, curb lanes, TTC impacts, and street-level constraints clearly.
- Built for dense urban corridors, pedestrian routing, bike lane continuity, and Metrolinx coordination where required.
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WHAT'S INCLUDED
Your Complete Toronto Permit-Ready Traffic Plan Package
- Professional Scaled Drawings: Metric site plans showing lane widths, sidewalks, property lines, street names, and work-zone geometry for clear municipal review.
- Toronto Permit Alignment: Documentation built to support Street Occupation Permit requirements and related right-of-way occupation review.
- OTM Book 7 Integration: Traffic-control signage and layout changes shown in line with Ontario Traffic Manual Book 7 guidance.
- Pedestrian and Bike Lane Planning: Covered walkway, pedestrian rerouting, and bike lane accommodation details included where the right-of-way is impacted.
- Transit and Streetcar Coordination: TTC route and stop impacts identified, with required setbacks shown where staging is adjacent to streetcar tracks.
- RoDARS and Metrolinx Awareness: Plan packages structured to support RoDARS submissions and Metrolinx review-zone coordination where applicable.
SERVICES
Select the Traffic Plan You Need in Toronto
Traffic Control Plan (TCP)
Professional site-specific Traffic Control Plans for Toronto construction zones, utility cuts, and short-duration lane closures. Every plan is custom-drafted in full compliance with the Ontario Traffic Manual (OTM) Book 7 (April 2022) and O. Reg. 213/91 construction safety regulations.
Traffic Management Plan (TMP)
Comprehensive multi-phase Traffic Management Plans designed for high-impact capital projects, excavations, and residential developments.Our TMPs ensure absolute coordination with the City of Toronto’s Work Zone Traffic Coordinators (WZTC) and the Road Disruption Activity Reporting System (RoDARS).
Event Traffic Management Plan
Customized road usage and street closure plans for Toronto public festivals, parades, and commercial film shoots.We design detour routes that keep emergency vehicles and Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) routes operating seamlessly.
Local Expertise
Built for Toronto Regulations
Winter & Freeze-Thaw Staging: Optimized designs mapped for Ontario winter weather conditions, including ice, freezing rain, and heavy lake-effect snowstorms to ensure proper device visibility and driver braking distance.
AODA Accessibility Integration: Meticulous design of continuous, barrier-free, 1.5-meter wide pedestrian detours with tactile hazard markers and stable temporary ramps fully compliant with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).
TTC & Transit Alignment: Precise planning around active Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) streetcar grids, bus lanes, and subway station access parameters to guarantee uninterrupted regional transit mobility.
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PROCESS
How It Works
01
Send Details
Submit your project info through the form — takes under 2 minutes.
02
Confirm Scope & Pricing
Our team reviews and replies within 1 business hour with a clear, cost-effective quote matching your exact project scale and confirms the design timeline.
03
Receive Your Traffic Plan
Receive a fully compliant, scaled 11×17 digital PDF package containing all site layout drawings, sign schedules, and technical notes ready for direct upload to Toronto’s RoDARS portal.
FAQ
Top Questions
Toronto Traffic Control Plan costs vary based on the street type, closure size, work duration, pedestrian routing, bike lane impact, TTC coordination, and whether RoDARS or Metrolinx review is involved. A simple curb lane closure is usually less complex than work near streetcar tracks, transit stops, major intersections, or dense downtown corridors.
Yes. If your Toronto project is starting soon, share the site address, work dates, lane or sidewalk impacts, and permit requirements so the scope can be reviewed quickly. Standard TCP drawings can often be prepared fast once the street layout and closure details are clear.
You should send the project address, road names, work type, closure timing, affected lanes, sidewalk or bike lane impacts, TTC or streetcar concerns, and any Street Occupation Permit or RoDARS instructions. If the work is near Metrolinx review zones, include that information as well.
Yes. Toronto Traffic Control Plans are prepared around OTM Book 7 guidance, O. Reg. 213/91 safety expectations, City of Toronto right-of-way requirements, and municipal review needs. The plan can include scaled 11×17 drawings, sign schedules, pedestrian routing, bike lane accommodation, and transit impact details.
If the lane closure, sidewalk route, staging area, TTC impact, bike lane detour, or access point changes, the TCP may need to be revised. Updating the plan early helps reduce confusion during permit review, RoDARS submission, and field setup.
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