Plans That Protect Workers and Keep Roads Moving
ClearPath Traffic Control provides quality traffic management plans (TMPs) for a wide range of traffic scenarios and projects — from a single-lane residential closure to a staged highway programme.
We ensure quality by drawing our traffic plans as close to scale as possible and by making sure they can be read and followed by the traffic control staff who will actually build the set-up on site. A plan that only satisfies a reviewer is half a plan; the crew standing on the road at 6am has to be able to follow it too.
What We Prepare
Site-Specific Traffic Control Plans
Scaled layouts showing signs, devices, tapers, buffers and personnel positions.
Pre-Plan Risk Assessments
Hazards, volumes, sight lines and access reviewed before the plan is drawn.
Detour & Truck Route Plans
Signed detours and construction vehicle routes that minimize disruption.
Pedestrian & Cyclist Plans
Accessible routes that keep vulnerable road users safe around the work.
Special Event Plans
Road closures, rolling closures and crowd routing for parades, races and festivals.
Permit Applications & Submissions
Plans formatted and submitted to municipal and provincial reviewers, with fast revisions.
What a ClearPath TMP Includes
- Scaled site layout & work area
- Advance warning signage & spacing
- Taper lengths for the posted speed
- Flagger & TCP positions
- Buffer & work space dimensions
- Pedestrian & cyclist routing
- Detour routes & access for residents
- Device schedule & sign codes
Prepared for Submission
Municipalities and the Ministry of Transportation each have their own expectations for closure applications. We prepare plans in the format your reviewer wants, reference the correct standard layouts, and revise quickly when comments come back — so your permit is not what holds up the start date.
Need a plan quickly?For immediate traffic plan requests, email dispatch@clearpathtrafficcontrol.com with the site location, the work being done, the dates and the road name. We will confirm turnaround the same business day, and rush options are available.
Plans That Match the Field
Because we also staff the closures we plan, our drawings reflect what actually works on the road — where a sign can physically be placed, where a queue will form, and where a crew will need extra personnel. When the site conditions change mid-project, we revise the plan rather than leaving the crew to improvise.
- Send Site DetailsLocation, road name, work description, dates and working hours.
- Assess & DrawWe review risks and conditions, then draw the plan close to scale.
- Submit & ReviseWe format for your reviewer and turn around comments quickly.
- Build on SiteOur crews — or yours — set up exactly to the approved plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most work that affects a public road, sidewalk or bike lane needs an approved plan — the exact requirement depends on the municipality or road authority, the road classification and the type of closure. Send us the details and we will confirm.
Straightforward plans are typically turned around within a few business days, with rush options for urgent work. Complex, staged or event plans take longer — we confirm timing when you send the details.
Yes — and that is where we add the most value. Our traffic control crews and equipment can be booked alongside the plan.
