Construction Traffic Management Plans

Coordinate vehicles and public routes

The scope can cover access and routing, temporary lane or loading arrangements, pedestrian and cyclist interfaces, signage, barriers and marshal positions. Layouts consider visibility, local geometry and coordination with site logistics and vehicle tracking.

Your deliverables

Annotated PDF traffic management drawings showing the proposed arrangements, with access, routing and public-interface information as required. Drawing notes identify the agreed scope, relevant assumptions and constraints; the quotation confirms the number of layouts and revision allowance. The agreed package supports client review, authority discussions and pre-construction coordination.

Approvals and implementation

Drawings are prepared for planning and coordination. Highway proposals remain subject to the relevant authority's requirements and approval. Statutory applications, traffic orders, signal design and installation or operation of traffic management are excluded unless separately agreed and undertaken by competent parties.

Information and fees

Send the site address, scaled drawings, proposed works, programme and access or loading requirements, together with any planning condition or authority comments. Fees reflect the agreed project scope. We confirm a fixed fee after reviewing the brief.

Traffic management plan FAQs

What does a construction traffic management drawing show?

The drawing shows the proposed arrangement for construction vehicles and affected public routes. Depending on the brief, it can cover gates, loading areas, vehicle movements, pedestrian routes, cyclist interfaces, barriers, signage and marshal positions. The detail reflects the project stage and agreed scope.

Is a drawing the same as a complete CTMP?

A Construction Traffic Management Plan (CTMP) brief may require a written strategy and management procedures as well as drawings. CLC can agree the relevant logistics report and drawing inputs after reviewing the requirement. A traffic management drawing alone should not be assumed to satisfy every item in a wider CTMP or CMP brief.

Can you consider pedestrians and cyclists?

Yes. Proposed layouts consider how site access and loading interact with public footways, cycle routes, crossings and neighbouring entrances. The brief should identify existing constraints so the project team can review the proposed arrangement and any further design or approvals needed.

Can the drawings support planning or authority discussions?

Yes. Drawings can support a planning submission, response to comments or pre-construction discussion where included in the agreed scope. Send the condition, authority comments and required drawing format. Acceptance and any permission to occupy or alter the highway remain separate matters for the relevant authority.

Do you install or operate traffic management?

This service is for drawings and coordination. Site installation, operation, temporary signal design and statutory applications are not included in the standard drawing scope. The project team must arrange the appropriate competent parties and approvals before implementing the works.

What do you need to provide a quotation?

Send the site address, scaled drawings, proposed works, access and loading requirements, programme and any planning condition or authority comments. Include photographs and known constraints such as crossings, bus stops, parking bays and neighbouring access. We confirm the drawing scope, fee and delivery timeframe after reviewing the information.