Question 1

What are your typical turnaround times?

Accepted Answer

We offer a 24-hour express service for standard traffic management plans, perfect for urgent projects. More complex multi-phase schemes typically take 2-3 working days depending on site size, phasing requirements, and the level of detail needed. We will provide a clear timeline during your initial consultation based on your specific project requirements.

Want to learn more about what we offer? Check out our services page for detailed information about our traffic management solutions.

Question 2

How does your pricing model work?

Accepted Answer

Our pricing is transparent and project-specific. Costs are determined by the complexity of the site, number of phases, level of detail required, and turnaround time. Simple single-phase plans start from a base rate, while complex multi-phase developments with detailed signage schedules are quoted individually. We provide a clear, fixed-price quotation upfront with no hidden fees. Contact us with your project details for an accurate quote.

Question 3

What file formats do you deliver?

Accepted Answer

All plans are delivered as AutoCAD DWG files (compatible with AutoCAD 2018 and later versions) and high-resolution PDFs suitable for printing and council submission. We also provide layered files so you can easily make minor adjustments if needed. If you require DXF or other specialist formats for your workflow, just let us know during the briefing stage.

Question 4

What is your revisions policy?

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We include one round of reasonable revisions in all quotations to ensure the final plan meets your exact requirements. This covers adjustments based on stakeholder feedback, minor route changes, or signage updates. Additional revisions beyond the initial scope (such as significant redesigns or new phasing) may incur extra charges, but we will always discuss this with you first.

Question 5

Which areas of the UK do you cover?

Accepted Answer

We provide traffic management CAD services nationwide across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Our team is experienced with the requirements of local authorities from London to the Highlands, including metropolitan boroughs, county councils, and Transport for London (TfL). We ensure all designs comply with regional guidelines and council-specific submission formats.

Question 6

Are your plans Chapter 8 compliant?

Accepted Answer

Yes, absolutely. All our CAD drawings are designed in full accordance with Chapter 8 of the Traffic Signs Manual (Safety at Street Works and Road Works) and TSRGD (Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions). Our designs are formatted for direct submission to highway authorities and include all necessary signage schedules, dimensions, and safety details.

Question 7

What information do you need to start a project?

Accepted Answer

To prepare an accurate traffic management plan, we need: site location and postcode, scope of works (e.g., road closure, lane closure, shuttle working), planned duration and dates, any site constraints (narrow roads, bus routes, schools, etc.), and ideally a base map or site plan. Our team will guide you through the brief during your initial consultation to ensure we capture all requirements.

Question 8

Can you handle emergency or last-minute requests?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer a priority express service for urgent situations. If you need a traffic management plan within 24 hours or require same-day support for emergency works, contact us immediately. We will mobilize our team to deliver compliant designs under tight deadlines without compromising on quality or safety standards.

Question 9

What are your payment terms?

Accepted Answer

Payment is collected after the work is handed over. Once you receive and approve the final traffic management drawings, we will issue an invoice for the full project cost. All invoices include a detailed breakdown of services provided, and we accept bank transfer, credit card, or purchase order.

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