Any type of closure - full street, lane, shoulder, sidewalk, etc. - will typically require a traffic control plan (TCP) to accompany a permit application, which will be provided by a municipality, county, or state. A TCP charts the requested closure(s), notating the work zone(s), along with all necessary temporary traffic control devices required to facilitate any vehicular or pedestrian traffic disruption(s). TCPs are always required to be in accordance with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD), along with any special provisions that might be provided by the jurisdictional issuing authority.

Our primary goal is to create the clearest, most legible plans for our clients to present to these authorities - a component that can be instrumental in expediting the approval process. Beyond consultation and design, we’re at heart a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) service that streamlines the working relationship between two very contrasting industries - Film Production and Temporary Traffic Control.

With 20+ years of on set/location experience in L.A. and Atlanta, (primarily location management and set dec/ art department), comes an understanding of the logistical/ support needs of a film company working on location. Everything is fast-paced and requests are often complicated, with constant schedule changes and urgent requests potentially coming 24/7.

Now with nearly 10 years of studying temporary traffic control, we’re able to handle consultation and design for jobs of all sizes. Whether you’re a location manager applying for a permit or a traffic control company looking to break into your local film market, we’re here to help!