What is a Traffic Control Plan?
A Traffic Control Plan (TCP) is a strategic layout that outlines how vehicles and pedestrians will be safely directed around or through a work zone, construction site, or special event area. It includes the proper placement of sign boards, barricades, flaggers, cones, and temporary signals to maintain safe and efficient traffic flow. Designed in compliance with local regulations, a TCP minimizes risks, prevents accidents, and protects workers and road users. Whether it’s a short-term lane closure or a long-term infrastructure project, a well-developed traffic control plan ensures operations run smoothly while maintaining public safety. To know more about temporary traffic control plans, visit B2Z Enterprises where professionals guide you about TCPs based on location, road type, and work complexity, because TCP is an essential component of any road-related project.
