Traffic management drawings and access strategies to support the safe interface between construction works and the public highway.
Construct Logistics Consultancy prepares construction traffic management plans for projects where site operations interface with roads, footways, cycle routes, loading areas and the surrounding public realm.
The plans are developed to help project teams understand how construction access, vehicle movements, pedestrian routes and temporary highway arrangements can be managed safely and practically.
Traffic management planning is particularly important on constrained urban sites where construction activity may affect live traffic, pedestrians, cyclists, parking, bus stops, loading bays or footways.
Scope Includes
Construction vehicle access and egress strategy
Temporary traffic management layouts
Vehicle routing and approach arrangements
Lane occupation, loading area and works access arrangements
Pedestrian management and segregation routes
Footway interface and temporary pedestrian routes
Cyclist interface considerations
Traffic marshal / banksman positioning where required
Temporary signage, guarding and barrier arrangements
Consideration of visibility, road width, junctions and local constraints
Coordination with site logistics, swept path analysis and phasing plans
Layouts developed with reference to Chapter 8 principles and local authority requirements
Deliverables
Traffic Management Plan drawings issued in PDF format
Clear annotated layouts showing proposed traffic management arrangements
Vehicle access, egress and routing strategy where required
Pedestrian and cyclist interface arrangements
Temporary signage, barriers and marshal positions shown where applicable
Drawings suitable for planning, licensing, coordination and client review
Suitable For
Works affecting the public highway or footway
Temporary lane occupations or road space requirements
Construction access and delivery arrangements
Scaffold, hoarding, gantry and loading bay interfaces
Planning applications and condition discharge
Local authority / highway authority review
Constrained urban site interfaces
Outcome and Value
A well-prepared Traffic Management Plan helps demonstrate how construction activity will be managed safely at the highway interface.
The aim is to help:
Maintain safe movement of pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles
Support controlled construction access and egress
Reduce conflict between site operations and public highway users
Identify traffic management constraints early
Support discussions with clients, contractors and local authorities
Coordinate traffic management with logistics drawings and swept path analysis
Important Note
Traffic Management Plans are prepared for planning, coordination and review purposes. Final implementation, statutory approvals, temporary traffic orders, traffic signal design and installation of traffic management on the highway may require input from the relevant highway authority and/or a competent traffic management contractor.
Fees
Fees start from £650, depending on the extent of works, drawing quality, road layout, number of arrangements required, level of detail and authority interface.
A fixed fee will be provided once the project information, drawings, scope and required deliverables have been reviewed.