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traffic control plans
What is a Traffic Control Plan?
If you have ever applied for a permit to access the roadway for one reason or another, you may have been told you need to submit a Traffic Control Plan. Simply put a Traffic Control Plan, or TCP, is a plan that shows how traffic will be directed around the work area. And what equipment will be used to safely make it possible.
Where to get a Traffic Control Plan?
That is where Utah Barricade comes in!
Give us a call or come see us. Our team of experienced TCP designers are here to help you. They will gather some information from you about the type of work or event related to the roadway, and then they get to work!
How long does it take?
Our team is dedicated to quality work and customer service. Generally, a TCP can be completed the same day or within 1-2 business days. There are instances where a more complex TCP will require additional time and information, even multiple pages. Some instances could include the city, county or state requiring the TCP to contain an engineer stamp, or if our designer needs to meet someone onsite to discuss options.