OTF Traffic Plans

08/13/2026

08/01/2026

A Traffic Management Plan should do more than meet a requirement—it should give supervisors and crews clear, practical direction they can apply in the field.

OTF Traffic Plans bridges the gap between engineering intent and safe field ex*****on with compliance-focused, site-specific plans written in plain English.

Our Category 1 and Category 2 TMPs integrate the hierarchy of controls, required spacing and taper references, worker protection, access requirements, and project-specific risk controls.

Planning upcoming work?

📧 Email your project information to [email protected]

07/21/2026

07/15/2026

“If your TMP looks like the last project, it probably isn’t written for this one.”

A TMP shouldn’t be a recycled template with a new project name. It should reflect the actual conditions on your site—traffic volumes, vulnerable road users, equipment movements, sightlines, intersections, driveways, emergency access, worker exposure, and the hazards your crews will actually face.

When documentation is generic or key risks aren’t identified, it becomes much harder to demonstrate that reasonable planning took place if the project is ever reviewed after an incident.

That’s why many contractors choose an independent traffic management consultant. A third-party review provides an objective assessment focused solely on traffic management, rather than relying only on project documentation prepared under the pressures of construction schedules. It can also help identify gaps between the Traffic Management Plan, the written strategy, and site-specific risk assessments before work begins.

At OTF Traffic Plans, we build site-specific, defensible Traffic Management Plans designed for real BC work zones—not just paperwork that checks a box.

Plan it Safe.

07/04/2026

In a pinch for Monday morning?

OTF Traffic Plans supports contractors with traffic plans, safety plans, Cat 1 / Cat 2 planning, and field-ready documentation when deadlines are tight.

We know road work does not always wait for regular office hours — so when timing matters, reach out. Weekend turnaround may be available for urgent planning needs.

Plan it Safe.

[email protected]

06/21/2026