Best Uses

• One-lane road closures: Control traffic when one lane is closed for construction.

• Bridge and culvert projects: Safely manage alternating traffic across narrow work zones.

• Road resurfacing: Direct vehicles around paving, milling, or maintenance operations.

• Utility work: Manage traffic around underground water, sewer, electrical, or telecommunications projects.

• Intersection construction: Temporarily control traffic when normal signals are affected by construction.

• Long-term work zones: Useful when construction lasts several days or weeks, and a temporary traffic-control system is needed.

• Mobile construction operations: Can be moved as the work zone progresses.

Benefits

• Improved Safety: Provides clear stop-and-go instructions that are familiar to civilians, protecting both construction workers and drivers.

  Better Traffic Flow: Controls traffic efficiently through areas where lanes are closed, helping reduce congestion and delays.

  Reduced Need for Flaggers: Automates traffic control, reducing the number of workers needed to stand near moving vehicles.

  Flexible: Can be moved and adjusted as construction zones change.

  Consistent Traffic Control: Provides reliable signal timing, making traffic movement more predictable and organized.