Traffic Control Plans

A Traffic Control Plan (TCP) is a detailed drawing and sequence showing how traffic will be protected, redirected, and controlled during construction activities that affect the public right-of-way.

Austin and TxDOT require compliant TCPs for permits when work impacts streets, sidewalks, bike lanes, or vehicular access. Poor TCPs lead to repeated comments, delays, and potential safety issues.

• City & TxDOT Standards Compliance
  TCPs developed to meet Austin Public Works and Texas MUTCD criteria.
   
• Permit-Ready Plans
  Plans formatted and annotated for first-pass acceptance by reviewers.
   
• Phasing & Sequencing
  Clear traffic phasing for construction staging and MOT (Maintenance of Traffic).

• City of Austin Public Works Design Criteria
   
• TxDOT Traffic Control Standards

• Reduced review cycles
   
• Safer staging and construction traffic sequences
   
• Faster right-of-way approvals