What is a TMP?
A TMP is a traffic management plan for work that may affect roads, footpaths, access or public movement.
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Direct answer
A TMP is a traffic management plan that explains how work near a road, footpath, access point or public space will be managed safely. It can cover signs, cones, lane controls, pedestrian routes, property access, temporary lights, Stop/Go, monitoring and pack-down. Requirements depend on the road environment, work type and authority expectations.
A TMP is more than a drawing
When a TMP may be needed
What to send CiviEase
Key takeaways
- •A TMP is more than a drawing
- •When a TMP may be needed
- •What to send CiviEase
Questions about this topic
Do I need a TMP if work is only on the footpath?
Possibly. Footpath impacts can affect pedestrians, access, frontage activity and road corridor requirements. The work details need to be checked.
Can CiviEase help after the TMP is approved?
Yes. CiviEase can help connect TMP support with temporary traffic management, vehicles and equipment enquiries where suitable.
Practical guide
Send the site address, plans, council letter, RFI or work details and CiviEase will help identify the next step.
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