Temporary Traffic Management (TTM)

Temporary Traffic Management (TTM) in New Zealand is crucial for ensuring the safety of both road workers and road users during activities that alter normal road conditions, such as construction, maintenance, or events. 

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​The primary purpose of TTM is to protect workers and road users from hazards created by temporary road conditions or activities. Local councils and NZTA set the requirements for safe and efficient TTM, alongside the NZGTTM. 

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​Not having trained staff members on site or staff not using the equipment correctly may result in penalties from Worksafe, the Local Road Controlling Authority, and may impact the ability to gain further work. 

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We support NZTA's commitment to Road to Zero, a safer Aotearoa New Zealand where no one is killed or seriously injured on our roads, and this vision extends to the importance of keeping our road workers and road users safe.

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Aspiring Traffic specializes in providing temporary traffic management services that are designed to optimize traffic flow, with a focus on safety, security, and efficiency within the broader road transport system.

 

Our team of professionals is highly skilled and experienced in managing various events and site works, offering customized Traffic Management Plans that cater to the unique requirements of each project. These detailed plans outline the specific measures that will be implemented to ensure a safe environment for road users during any work or activity along the road corridor.

 

By utilizing a risk-based approach, we are able to carefully assess and address the specific risks at each site, resulting in the development and implementation of tailored traffic management strategies that enhance overall effectiveness and appropriateness.

 

Our goal is to safeguard both motorists and workers, ensuring a secure and controlled environment for all parties involved.

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