Site traffic management plan template

Consider traffic flow on surrounding roads, visibility for entering/exiting vehicles, and separation from pedestrian paths. The template guides you to document these designated points and ensure they’re clearly marked with appropriate signage. For complex sites, consider consulting traffic engineering professionals to optimize placement.

Focus first on physically separating pedestrians from vehicles using barriers, then establish clear traffic routes with appropriate signage. The template helps you document these measures systematically. Traffic marshals are particularly important during high-activity periods or when visibility is compromised, such as during large deliveries.

The template helps you establish designated loading zones away from main work areas and plan delivery schedules to avoid peak times. By documenting your approach, you create accountability for all stakeholders. Consider implementing a delivery booking system that aligns with your traffic management plan to prevent multiple deliveries arriving simultaneously.

You can prioritize essential vehicle access while limiting non-essential traffic through the template. Consider implementing staggered shifts, off-site parking with shuttles, or temporary use of nearby facilities. Document these solutions in your plan. In extremely tight spaces, you might need to implement strict scheduling with time slots for different activities.