Traffic Management Plans & Planning Consultation
Traffic Guidance Schemes, Traffic Management Plans, CTMPs, Road Occupancy Licences, staging advice and delivery coordination for NSW projects.
Overview
Planning that connects approvals with site reality
Roadlink provides traffic planning consultation for projects that need clear, compliant and workable traffic management arrangements.
Our planning support covers Traffic Guidance Schemes, Traffic Management Plans, Construction Traffic Management Plans, Road Occupancy Licence coordination, staging advice and delivery input for live works.
Planning Capability
Traffic documentation and consultation for NSW works
Roadlink planning support is practical, authority-aware and shaped around how the work will actually be delivered on site.
Traffic Guidance Schemes
TGS preparation for lane closures, detours, pedestrian management and temporary traffic arrangements.
TMP and CTMP support
Traffic Management Plans and Construction Traffic Management Plans for projects with broader access impacts.
ROL and permit coordination
Inputs for Road Occupancy Licences, council permits and authority conditions where required.
Vehicle and access planning
Vehicle movement planning, loading, site access, swept path inputs and operational interfaces.
Staging and methodology review
Practical review of sequencing, work windows, risks, interfaces and field implementation.
Delivery-ready documentation
Plans prepared with crew allocation, equipment needs and live-site implementation in mind.
Choose the right document
TGS, TMP and CTMP: different parts of the planning task
Your works, site conditions and approval requirements determine the documents needed. Roadlink can confirm the scope before preparation begins.
Traffic Guidance Scheme (TGS)
The layout for a particular temporary traffic arrangement, including lane closures, detours and pedestrian management. It connects the planned arrangement with field implementation.
View TGS and TCP planningTraffic Management Plan (TMP)
The broader plan for managing project traffic impacts, staging, access and delivery requirements. A project may need supporting TGS and other documents for individual arrangements.
View the planning processConstruction Traffic Management Plan (CTMP)
Construction-focused planning for site access, vehicle movements, loading, staging and interactions with surrounding road users. Its content is shaped by the project and relevant approval conditions.
View CTMP planningRoad Occupancy Licences and other permits are separate approval requirements where applicable. Preparing a plan does not itself grant permission to occupy a road or commence work. Authority coordination is included only where agreed in the engagement.
Delivery Model
From concept to field-ready traffic management
Roadlink works through the project logic before the site team is under pressure to mobilise.
Review scope
Understand works, constraints, program, stakeholders, road environment and approval pathway.
Develop controls
Prepare TGS, TMP, CTMP or supporting documents aligned to the intended delivery method.
Coordinate approvals
Support authority, council, client and stakeholder requirements where included in the engagement.
Support delivery
Help align crews, equipment and field teams with the final approved arrangement.
Planning Standard
Clear documents, workable controls and fewer surprises
A strong traffic plan should be compliant, understandable and deliverable by the people responsible for the shift.
- Practical review of staging, access and road-user impacts
- Documentation aligned with relevant NSW traffic management requirements
- Early identification of permits, approvals and authority dependencies
- Connection between planning, field crews and equipment requirements
Service Areas
Planning consultation across NSW
Roadlink supports planning consultation for Sydney, Illawarra, South Coast, Hunter and regional NSW projects, subject to scope and approval requirements.
Need a traffic plan, TGS or approval pathway reviewed?
Share the project location, scope, dates and any drawings or approval conditions so Roadlink can confirm the best planning pathway.
