Work zone traffic control manual

Color diagrams typical applications depicting typical traffic control set-ups for two-lane and multilane highways are intended to show the minimum requirements for a safe work zone set-up. Traffic control or protection can be enhanced for situations that may require additional measures such as high traffic or pedestrian volume, high speeds, restricted sight distance, poor or confusing alignment. This is a "living document" that will evolve as recommendations are received from the Regions.

Your browser does not support iFrames. Navigation menu. The North Carolina Department of Transportation adopted these guidelines to ensure the safety for the construction workers and public at state-funded construction sites. Turn on more accessible mode.

Turn off more accessible mode. Home Help Site Map. It looks like your browser does not have JavaScript enabled. Please turn on JavaScript and try again. Work Zone Traffic Control Improve safety and driving conditions in road construction areas.

About Work Zone Traffic Control To improve safety and driving conditions in road construction areas, federal guidelines state that federally funded highway construction projects must have an approved traffic control plan that requires a contractor to provide safety for highway construction workers. WZ Safety and Mobility Policy. Work Zone Safety and Mobility Policy.

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