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When work takes place on or beside a public road, traffic management needs to protect the workforce, guide road users clearly and keep disruption under control. Metro Surfacing provides temporary traffic management for planned highway works, maintenance and construction projects.
We work with contractors, developers, utility providers and property owners to put suitable arrangements in place for the location and the work being carried out. From a short-duration repair to a larger programme of works, we consider how vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists will move safely around the site.
We can help plan and provide traffic management for a range of highway activities, including:
The right arrangement depends on the road, traffic volumes, available space and the nature of the works. We assess the site requirements before proposing a layout, rather than applying the same setup to every job.
Effective traffic management starts before the first cone is placed. Metro Surfacing considers the working area, vehicle speeds, junctions, visibility, pedestrian routes, property access and the likely effect on traffic flow. We then plan a practical arrangement for carrying out the work.
Where permits, temporary restrictions or highway authority approvals are required, these need to be identified and arranged as part of the project programme. We can work alongside your project team to coordinate the traffic management requirements and agree when the site can be set up.
Our approach is informed by the relevant requirements and guidance for temporary traffic management, including Chapter 8 of the Traffic Signs Manual and the Safety at Street Works and Road Works code of practice, as applicable to the work.
Highway projects rarely stand still. Working areas change, deliveries arrive and different trades need access at different stages. We can review the traffic management as the work progresses and adjust the arrangement where necessary, subject to the site requirements and any applicable approvals.
Once the works are complete, temporary equipment can be removed and the road returned to its normal arrangement. Our aim throughout is to provide clear, well-organised traffic management that supports the work while considering everyone who uses the highway.
Tell Metro Surfacing where the work is taking place, what needs to be done and your proposed dates. If you have drawings, a works programme or details of existing permits, send those through as well. We can review the requirements and provide a quotation for the traffic management your project needs.
Contact Metro Surfacing to discuss traffic management for your highway works.