Understanding Complex and Non-Complex TMPs

Traffic management is essential for ensuring the safety and efficiency of road users and is critical for the smooth operation of our transportation systems. It involves the planning, implementation, and maintenance of various measures and devices to control the flow of traffic and reduce the risk of accidents and congestion.?

Main Roads Western Australia is the government agency responsible for the management and maintenance of the state’s road network. They play a crucial role in providing guidelines and standards for traffic management plans to ensure that all traffic management activities are carried out safely and efficiently. These guidelines cover a wide range of topics, including the design and installation of traffic control devices, the management of temporary traffic arrangements, and the management of traffic during special events.?

By following the guidelines set out by Main Roads Western Australia, traffic management professionals can ensure that their plans are compliant with the latest standards and best practices. This can help to minimise the risk of accidents, reduce congestion, and improve the overall safety and efficiency of our road network.?

We have prepared the ultimate guide where we take a closer look at the specifics of complex and non-complex traffic management plans and the guidelines that Main Roads Western Australia provides for them.??

We will explore the key differences between the two, the requirements and details of each, and how to ensure that your traffic management plan complies with the guidelines set out by Main Roads Western Australia.?

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