1. The Key Elements of Developing a Traffic Control Plan1
The Key Elements of Developing a Traffic Control Plan 1

2. ISD Contracts Traffic Conditions
D-005 & F Definitions

3. ISD Contracts Traffic Conditions D-005 – Contract Specific Conditions

4. Key Elements & Considerations
Existing Lane Arrangement (parking lanes, turn lanes, one-way roadways, etc)
Hours of proposed Traffic Control Plan
Orientation (North/South)
Speed OTM Book 7
Type of Users (bikes, trucks, transit, etc)
Signal Heads & Phasing
Police Requirements
Sight Lines
Parking Removal
Truck/Bus Turning Templates
Pavement Markings (Existing, Conflicting or as Traffic Control)
Pedestrian Management
Barriers (OPSD , OPSD /233, offset, buffer zones, attenuation, etc)
Dimensions (Work Zone Length, Lane Widths, distance from intersections, etc)
Proximity to ‘At Grade Railway Crossing’
Surface Conditions & Guidance (Gravel, Stop Line Signs, Lane Designation Signs etc)
Accesses (Driveways, Businesses, Deliveries etc)
Special Events (Canada’s 150th)

5. Traffic Control Plan Example

6. Traffic Control Plan Example

7. Traffic Control Plan Example

8. Traffic Control Plan Example

9. Questions? Britney McGrath Traffic Operational Studies Officer
Transportation Services Department
City of Ottawa
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