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Traffic
Control Plan
Winnipeg –
Quote in Minutes
Winnipeg traffic plans designed to City of Winnipeg standards, with Manitoba Infrastructure coordination when a corridor touches provincial highway jurisdiction. Reduce revisions, avoid crew downtime, and move toward lane-closure, permit, and right-of-way approvals faster
- City-Compliant Drawings from Day One Plans built to Winnipeg MTTC 2022, Streets By-Law 1481/77, and Traffic By-Law 1573/77.
- 24-Hour Turnaround for Urgent Closures Permit-ready PDFs formatted for the Winnipeg Lane Closure portal.
- Province-to-City Coordination City and Manitoba Infrastructure standards covered in one submission.
FREE QUOTE
Get Your Plan in 24 Hours
No obligation. City-compliant
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WHAT'S INCLUDED
Your Complete Winnipeg Permit-Ready Package
- CAD-Scaled Layouts: Clear TCP drawings showing lane closures, staging, detours, access points, and work zone traffic flow.
- City of Winnipeg Compliance: Layouts built around Winnipeg MTTC 2022 work zone and street closure expectations.
- Regional Street & Permit Support: Plans structured for lane closure requests, Use of Street permits, and Traffic Management Branch review.
- Pedestrian & Cyclist Access: Safe routing details for sidewalks, crossings, bike facilities, and public movement around the work area.
- Signage & Device Placement: Planned placement for signs, cones, barricades, tapers, buffers, and traffic control devices.
- Submission-Ready PDF Package: Organised documentation your team can use for coordination, review, and permit submission.
SERVICES
Select the Plan You Need
Traffic Control Plan (TCP)
Lane closures, flagging operations, shoulder work, road closures, and utility work zones. Site-specific drawings ready for permit submission in Winnipeg.
Traffic Management Plan (TMP)
Multi-phase plans for larger infrastructure, road reconstruction, or utility corridor projects. Includes Designated Construction Zone (DCZ) documentation for Winnipeg and provincial highways.
Event Traffic Management Plan
Traffic plans for festivals, marathons, parades, and public events in Winnipeg. Includes road closure layouts and Use of Street permit support documentation.
Local Expertise
Built for Winnipeg's Regulations
Planning for Winnipeg snow, ice, freezing rain, high winds, and reduced winter visibility.
Work zone planning for Pembina Highway, Portage Avenue, Route 90, and all Regional Streets.
Designed around Winnipeg MTTC 2022 and City of Winnipeg traffic control expectations.
Not sure what you need? Submit the form — we’ll guide you in the first reply.
PROCESS
How It Works
01
Send Details
Submit the project address, timeline, closure type, and road locations through the simple online form — takes under 2 minutes.
02
Confirm Scope & Pricing
The submission receives a thorough review, returning a transparent, flat-rate quote within 1 business hour.
03
Receive Your Traffic Plan
Acquire a permit-ready PDF package, fully compliant with Winnipeg MTTC 2022 and City of Winnipeg engineering standards.
FAQ
Top Questions
Pricing depends on the type of road, closure setup, work duration, traffic impact, and whether the project needs extra details such as detours, pedestrian routing, cyclist access, or provincial coordination. A simple short-term lane closure usually costs less than a multi-phase project on a busy Winnipeg corridor.
Yes. For many standard lane closures, utility works, road closures, and short-term construction projects, we can prepare the plan quickly once the project details are received. If your work is urgent, send the address, dates, closure type, and road impact so we can confirm the fastest turnaround.
Yes. Winnipeg traffic control plans are prepared around City of Winnipeg traffic control expectations, Winnipeg MTTC 2022 guidance, lane closure requirements, and relevant street-use needs. If the work area connects with a provincial highway corridor, Manitoba Infrastructure coordination may also be considered.
You can send the project address, work dates, type of work, affected lanes or sidewalks, road names, closure timing, and any permit instructions you already have. If something is missing, our team can review the request and tell you what is needed before preparing the plan.
If the closure area, staging, detour, pedestrian path, cyclist route, or traffic setup changes, the plan may need to be revised. Updating the drawing early helps avoid confusion during permit review, field setup, or work zone coordination.
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