Traffic control at event sites and lots, coordinated with law enforcement.
Flagging, temporary traffic control setup, and pedestrian routing around event sites and lots.
What your agency receives
Agencies that need vehicle and pedestrian flow managed at event perimeters, lot entrances, and temporary closures, in coordination with the police traffic detail.
Planning
Review of the temporary traffic control plan for the event or closure. Ingress, egress, and emergency access routes agreed with the agency and police.
Field operations
Flaggers at lot entries, exits, and designated crossings. Pedestrian crossings managed between lots and the venue. Coordination with the law enforcement traffic detail at intersections.
Equipment
Cones, barricades, and signage placed to the plan. High-visibility apparel and lit wands for low-light operations.
Reporting
Shift log and incident reports delivered with the post-event report.
How we deliver
Site walk
We walk every lot with your event manager: spaces, ADA counts, entry and exit points.
Written plan
Lot assignments, signage, and traffic routes, in a plan you keep.
Staffing
Headcount set with your event manager; every role assigned by lot.
Event day
Supervisors run ingress, the event, and egress, reporting to your Account Manager.
Report
Utilization, counts, staffing, revenue reconciliation, and incidents.
Questions agencies ask
- Do you work alongside police traffic details?
- Yes. Flaggers and lot staff control vehicle movement on the event site and lots; intersection control on public roads stays with the police detail, and our supervisor coordinates with the detail supervisor throughout.
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