Traffic Management Plan

What is a construction traffic management plan?

• A plan to control what types of cars are allowed on a building site

• A plan to control what type of plant machinery can be on a building site

• A plan to reduce the risk of traffic accidents on a building site

• A plan to stop plant machinery running out of diesel

Which of the following best fits the description of a traffic management plan?

• Keeping pedestrians and the public together

• Keeping the construction workers safe

• Keeping pedestrians and site traffic apart

• Keeping excavations to a minimum

Which of the following is in a construction site traffic management plan?

• The location of the canteen

• Correct deployment of toilets

• Correct deployment of entrances and exits

• Correct deployment of materials and equipment

How should construction site entrances and exits be deployed?

• So that the greatest possible views are available

• To remove any obstructions around them

• So that the can easily be locked

• So that they are safe to navigate

Which one of the following helps to control pedestrians and traffic?

• A dumper

• A skip

• Crossings

• Walkways

Which of the following is an important principle of construction site traffic management?

• Good visibility

• Good welfare facilities

• Good traffic control

• Good walkways

Identify a control measure for reducing the risk of construction traffic accident.

• Place security guards around the office

• Remove all rubbish from the skip

• Remove cladding from the walls

• Remove any obstructions

What do obstructions do?

• Provide light

• Provide ventilation

• Prohibit work

• Prohibit views

Which of the following help to keep pedestrians and site traffic separate?

• Skip

• Canteen

• Barriers

• Fencing

Identify a way to keep pedestrians and site traffic apart.

• Walkways

• Canteens

• Site offices

• Hi vis jackets