Traffic Control at Every Level
ClearPath Traffic Control offers traffic control services at all levels. We can handle large multi-crew projects that may run years in duration, and we can handle one-off jobs that are finished before lunch.
Whatever the size of the project, the first priority is the safety of our clients and our staff. The second is keeping your project on schedule and within budget. Our staff are trained to BCCSA standards and work to the BC Traffic Management Manual, so the set-up on your site is the set-up an inspector expects to find.
What a ClearPath Crew Brings
Certified Traffic Control Persons
Trained, certified flaggers who direct traffic calmly and professionally all shift.
Lane Closure Technicians
Experienced LCTs who lay out tapers, buffers and advance warning to the posted speed.
Advance Warning Signage
Construction and warning signs placed at the right distances for the road.
Cones, Delineators & Barricades
Clean, reflective devices that read clearly in rain and at night.
Two-Way Radios
Reliable communication for long set-ups and multi-flagger operations.
Tailboards & Site Records
Daily tailboard meetings and documentation that stands up to scrutiny.
Projects We Staff
Our crews work on road and highway construction, water and sewer installation, paving and line marking, hydro and telecom utility work, crane lifts and concrete pours, arborist and landscaping operations, surveying, and building sites that need a sidewalk or curb-lane closure for the duration of a project.
- Road & highway work
- Water & sewer
- Hydro & telecom
- Paving & line marking
- Building sites
- Arborist & landscaping
Special Events
We also provide traffic control for special events — parades, community gatherings, running and cycling events, film production and festivals. Event work has its own rhythm: pedestrian volumes, rolling closures and residents who need access. We plan the routing with you in advance so the day itself is uneventful.
Not sure what your site needs?Send us the location and scope and we will tell you what set-up the road classification requires, how many personnel it takes, and what it will cost — before you commit to anything.
Working With Your Schedule
Some projects need one flagger for four hours. Others need rotating crews across three shifts for eighteen months. We staff to the actual requirement, hold capacity for same-day requests, and give you one coordinator who knows your project rather than a rotating call centre.
- Tell Us the ScopeLocation, dates, hours, road classification and the work happening in the zone.
- Plan & QuoteWe confirm the set-up, prepare a traffic plan if needed and send an itemised quote.
- Crew DispatchedCertified personnel arrive ahead of shift with all signage and equipment.
- Shift ReportingSign-off sheets and site notes come back to you with the invoice.
Frequently Asked Questions
The more notice the better, especially for multi-crew or permit-dependent work — but we hold capacity for same-day and emergency requests. Call dispatch any time.
Many municipal and highway jobs require one. If yours does, our planning team can prepare it alongside the crew booking.
Yes. Signage, cones, delineators, barricades and paddles come with every crew. Larger items such as message boards can be added — see Traffic Equipment.
