OUR SERVICES
What we offer
Turbo Traffic, headquartered in the vibrant city of Auckland, specializes in cutting-edge solutions to optimize traffic flow and enhance transportation efficiency. Leveraging advanced technologies and innovative strategies, we offer a comprehensive suite of services tailored to meet the diverse needs of our clients. Our expertise encompasses traffic management systems, intelligent transportation systems (ITS), and traffic signal optimization, aimed at reducing congestion and improving overall traffic operations.
At Turbo Traffic, we understand the critical importance of ensuring smooth and safe travel for both commuters and goods. With a focus on smart infrastructure development, our team designs and implements customized solutions that streamline traffic patterns, mitigate bottlenecks, and enhance the overall mobility experience. From traffic signal synchronization to dynamic route guidance, we are committed to delivering solutions that not only optimize traffic flow but also contribute to a more sustainable and resilient transportation ecosystem for the Auckland region and beyond.
Temporary Traffic Management (TTM)
WHAT IS TEMPORARY TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT?
Temporary Traffic Management (TTM) is a critical aspect of road safety and efficiency, implemented to protect both road workers and the public during roadworks, construction, events, or emergencies. It involves the planning, design, and execution of temporary changes to traffic conditions to ensure safety and minimize disruption.
Key elements of TTM include:
- Risk Assessment: Evaluating potential hazards to determine the necessary control measures.
- Traffic Control Devices: Using signs, cones, barriers, and signals to guide and protect road users.
- Traffic Plans: Detailed diagrams showing the layout of temporary traffic controls.
- Monitoring and Adaptation:
TTM is guided by best practice guidelines and standards, such as the New Zealand guide to temporary traffic management (NZGTTM), which emphasizes a risk-based approach for safety.
It’s essential for maintaining safe and efficient traffic flow in areas affected by temporary disruptions.
Traffic Management Plan (TMP)
WHAT IS A TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN?
A Traffic Management Plan (TMP) is a comprehensive document that outlines how to safely manage traffic for road users and workers during roadworks, events, or other activities that affect normal road conditions. It includes details on the use of traffic control devices, signage, and measures to ensure safety and minimize disruption.
Key components of a TMP typically include:
- Risk Assessment: Identifying potential hazards and their mitigation strategies.
- Traffic Control Measures: Specifics on how traffic will be directed and controlled.
- Implementation Details: Procedures for setting up, maintaining, and removing traffic management setups.
- Compliance: Ensuring all measures meet relevant standards and regulations.
TMPs are essential for maintaining order and safety on the roads, especially when normal traffic patterns are disrupted. They are developed by qualified professionals and must be approved by relevant authorities before implementation
TTM Project Management
WHAT IS TTM PROJECT MANAGEMENT?
TTM Project Management involves overseeing the planning, implementation, and monitoring of Temporary Traffic Management (TTM) strategies for construction sites, roadworks, or events. It ensures that traffic disruptions are managed safely and efficiently, with minimal impact on the public and workers.
Key responsibilities include:
- Risk Management: Assessing and mitigating risks associated with traffic disruptions.
- Strategic Planning: Developing comprehensive TTM plans that align with project goals.
- Resource Allocation: Ensuring the availability of equipment, signage, and personnel.
- Compliance: Adhering to legal and safety standards.
- Communication: Coordinating between stakeholders, authorities, and the public.
- Monitoring: Continuously reviewing TTM effectiveness and making necessary adjustments.
Effective TTM Project Management is crucial for maintaining safety and reducing congestion during temporary road changes.
