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  • About Us
  • Our Locations
  • Traffic Control FAQ
  • Townsville
  • Grafton
  • Coffs Harbour
  • Contact
  • Careers

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at sales@trafficqld.com.au if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Compliance with regulations: Any activity that affects or inhibits the standard flow of vehicle or pedestrian traffic such as construction, maintenance or special events, are legally required to have a traffic control plan and road authority permit approval in place to comply with local, state, and federal regulations.


Having Traffic Control on your site ensures the safety of road users, workers and pedestrians by regulating the flow of traffic during construction, events, or emergencies. It also helps reduce congestion, improve travel times, prevents accidents and is a legal requirement for specific activities.  


Key reasons to have traffic control


  • Safety: The primary reason is to minimise risks and prevent accidents in situations where normal traffic flow is disrupted. This includes protecting workers, emergency responders, and the general public. 
  • Traffic flow and congestion: Traffic control helps regulate the movement of vehicles, reducing congestion and improving efficiency, especially during large events or road works. 
  • Managing work zones: It's essential for managing the movement of traffic around construction sites, road work, and other temporary disruptions, ensuring that changes to the normal road layout are communicated effectively. 
  • Emergency response: In an emergency, traffic control allows emergency responders, like police and ambulance services, to reach their destinations quickly and safely by clearing a path. 


It is important to note that each state and local authority will have different standards and requirements for Traffic Management. When you engage a professional Traffic Management provider, we will ensure that your site remains compliant with these standards at all times.


At Traffic QLD & NSW, we are committed to providing high-quality designs, exceptional customer service, professional crews and a satisfactory outcome for your team. We offer a variety of customisable options to meet our clients' site specific needs.


Some of the Services Traffic QLD & NSW provide:


Design:

  • Project Scoping
  • Traffic Guidance Schemes (TGS) / Traffic Control Plans (TCP)
  • Traffic Management Plans (TMP)
  • Site Risk Assessments
  • Road Authority Permit Approvals

Traffic Control:

  • Qualified Road Crews
  • Fully Equipped Traffic Control Utes & Trucks
  • Truck Mounted Attenuators (TMAs)
  • VMS Ute's
  • Cone / POD Trucks

Equipment Hire:

  • VMS Boards (Variable Message Board)
  • Tripod mounted PTSS (Portable Traffic Signal Systems)
  • Trailer Mounted Traffic Lights


It can be difficult to select a suitable Traffic Management Supplier. A wide range of factors should be considered when choosing someone to protect your work zone. Any Traffic Control company currently operating legally, must have systems and licences in place that comply with their State and Federal regulations.


Traffic QLD & NSW meets all of these requirements but what really sets us apart is our incredibly capable team that offers a high level of consistent customer service across the board.


We answer our phones 24/7 and will always have someone who can help.

  

Traffic QLD & NSW provides Effective Traffic Management Solutions for:

  • Major Projects
  • Local Councils
  • Gas, Water and Electrical maintenance crews
  • Bridge Work
  • Rail
  • Commercial and Residential Construction


Road authority permit applications sometimes take longer than usual due to a combination of increased demand and more complex assessment requirements. Many road authorities are often managing a high volume of applications at the same time as ongoing infrastructure upgrades and maintenance programs, which stretches available staff and resources. 


In addition, permits now often require more detailed reviews to address safety, traffic management, environmental impacts, and coordination with utilities or other stakeholders, all of which adds to processing time. Delays can also occur when applications are incomplete or need revisions, requiring back-and-forth communication before approval can be granted.


Traffic QLD & NSW will help avoid delays by offering clear guidance, early review, and proactive support throughout the application process. We will provide up-to-date checklists and documentation requirements, ensuring applicants understand what information and plans are needed before lodgement. Both agencies can conduct preliminary reviews of draft applications to identify missing details or issues that could trigger delays, and offer advice on effective traffic management plans and compliance with relevant standards. 


Additionally, Traffic QLD & NSW maintain open communication channels with applicants to answer questions, clarify requirements, and coordinate with other stakeholders when necessary, helping streamline the process and reduce the likelihood of revisions or rejections that prolong application timelines. 


You can request a Design submission here or contact our team at design.team@trafficqld.com.au  


Traffic QLD & NSW offer free estimates and basic scoping for all of our services. Contact us today to schedule your call or meeting. 


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