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FOR INFRA PROFESSIONALS

Permit-ready traffic plans in minutes

Drag a traffic sign onto the map, draw the closure, trace the detour. Lengths and areas are calculated for you. Export the PDF your council accepts on the first read. No CAD, no Photoshop, no training.

Your first traffic plan is free. After that it runs on a yearly subscription. Filing more than 50 plans a year? Talk to us for custom pricing. The form on the right is the channel for that.

Bulk-placement turned a half-afternoon click-job into 30 seconds.
Mark Hopper · Asphalt contractor (NL)
Duplicate last week's plan, change the dates, ten minutes instead of an hour.
Sophie Laurent · Civil-works firm (FR)

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01 TRAFFIC PLAN MODULE

Drag, draw, file. That's the workflow.

Open the editor in any browser, pan to your worksite on the map, and start placing signs from the country's official catalogue: RVV (NL), StVO + RSA (DE), TSRGD + Chapter 8 (UK), DGT Norma 8.3-IC (ES), IISR (FR), the Portuguese Manual de Sinalização Temporária. Every sign carries its real-world dimensions and lands on the map at scale.

Draw the closure as a polygon, a narrowed lane as a rectangle, the workspace as a circle. Areas are calculated in m² automatically. Trace pedestrian, vehicle and emergency-access detours; lengths come along. Export as A4 / A3 / A2 / A1 / A0 PDF for permit submission, or share the live URL with your foreman, safety officer and the council reviewer.

Road-works contractor in high-visibility kit reviewing a traffic plan on a tablet at a closure site, the kind of professional Traffic Chart supports on its traffic-plan module

How you draw a traffic plan

Nine steps from a blank map to a PDF the council recognises on first read.

Traffic Chart dashboard after login with two large choices: 'Verkeersplan' (traffic plan) and 'Evenementenplan' (event plan), plus a list of saved plans on the right
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Choose 'Traffic plan' at login

After login you pick what you're drawing today, a traffic plan or an event map. Each is its own module with its own catalogue. Saved plans surface on the right so you can pick up where you left off.

Features

  • Country-specific sign catalogues: RVV (NL), StVO + RSA (DE), TSRGD + Chapter 8 (UK), DGT Norma 8.3-IC (ES), IISR (FR), Manual de Sinalização Temporária (PT)
  • Bulk-placement of a whole row of approach signs at the right spacing (Pro)
  • Duplicate plans in one click, perfect for recurring closures on similar road stretches
  • Polygon, rectangle and circle zones with colour picker, auto-measured in m²
  • Detour, vehicle, pedestrian and emergency-access routes with auto-measured length
  • Live Melvin overlay (NL) on the same map, prevents double-booked detours
  • Auto-save on every change, never lose a plan to a closed tab
  • Account overview with all your plans, status and date, easy hand-off to a colleague
  • Export A4 / A3 / A2 / A1 / A0 PDF for permit submission, or share a live URL for review
  • Auto-generated material list per plan (cones, barriers, sign counts ready for procurement)
  • Auto-generated post-instructions per plan for the on-site crew, printable
  • Browser-only, no software install, no licence per workstation

Benefits

  • First plan free, then a yearly subscription; 50+ plans a year? Ask for custom pricing
  • 90% faster traffic-plan creation than CAD, Word, PDF or Photoshop
  • Permit submissions land in the format the council expects on the first try
  • Bulk-placement turns a half-afternoon click-job into 30 seconds
  • Duplicates + account overview remove repeat work on recurring projects
  • Auto-generated material list cuts the procurement chase by ~80%
  • Auto-measured zones and routes remove guesswork from capacity planning
  • No CAD or Photoshop training required, your team is productive on day one
Traffic-plan editor with signs, zones and detour routes on the map, the workspace road-works contractors and infra teams use across the EUREPLACESWWORDPDFPDFPPAINTPsPHOTOSHOPCdCORELDRAWCADCADAll-in-one with Traffic Chart
Traffic-plan editor with bulk-placement active, placing a whole row of approach signs between a start and an end marker, with the Melvin overlay toggle visible, the kind of Pro feature that pays back from the first week

02 PRO TIER

Pro features for teams that file every week.

The free first plan covers a one-off intervention end-to-end, single user, single project, full export. When you file more often, you move to a yearly subscription with the Pro features: bulk-placement to drop a whole row of approach signs between two markers, the Melvin overlay (NL) on top of the map to prevent double-booked detours, plan duplication for recurring projects, and the account overview where you see every plan your team has made, with easy hand-off when a colleague needs to take over.

On the export side, Pro adds the auto-generated material list (cones, barriers and signs counted ready for procurement) and per-plan post-instructions (printable placement guidance for the on-site crew). Filing more than 50 plans a year? It's worth a chat. We'll quote a custom yearly rate that fits your volume. Talk to us via the form at the top of the page.

READY TO FILE?

Got more plans per year?!

Above 50 plans a year we work out a tailored price. Tell us your annual volume, your operating region and what you use today; we will think along with what fits. The form at the top of the page is where it lands.

Get a tailored quote

FAQ, infra professionals

Common questions from contractors, infra builders and traffic-management teams before they file their first plan.

What does it cost?
Your first traffic plan is free, no card required. After that it runs on a yearly subscription. Filing more than 50 plans a year? It's worth contacting us for a custom rate. Request a quote via the form on this page and we'll send pricing within 1 business day.
Do the road signs match my country's regulations?
Yes. The catalogue carries the official catalogues per country: RVV (NL), StVO + RSA (DE), TSRGD + Chapter 8 (UK), DGT Norma 8.3-IC (ES), IISR (FR), the Portuguese Manual de Sinalização Temporária. Each sign carries its real-world dimensions and the right sight distance so placement reviews pass on the first try.
What is bulk-placement and is it free?
Bulk-placement drops a whole row of approach signs at the right spacing between a start and an end marker you set on the road. It's a Pro feature. Your free first plan lets you try a single bulk-placement so you can feel the time savings before subscribing. From plan 2 onwards it's part of the yearly subscription.
How does the Melvin overlay work?
Melvin is the Netherlands' national road-works register. The overlay shows scheduled closures and works on the same map you're drawing on, so you spot conflicts before shipping a plan that overlaps with an existing closure. The overlay is read-only, you're not editing Melvin from Traffic Chart, just seeing it. Pro feature, included with the yearly subscription.
Can multiple colleagues edit the same plan?
Not simultaneously in the same plan. What you can do: from one account, see every plan that you or your colleagues have made, with status and date. Hand a plan over to a colleague cleanly when someone else takes over, or duplicate an existing plan as the starting point for a new project. For recurring closures on similar road stretches this saves a lot of drawing time.
Can I duplicate a plan?
Yes. Click any existing plan in the account overview and choose 'duplicate'. The new plan starts as a copy with every placed sign, zone and route. Adjust the dates, location or sign positions and you're done. Ideal for repeat work where last week's plan is a great starting point.
How long does my first plan take?
A typical single-road closure with detour signage takes 20-40 minutes for a first-time user. With bulk-placement and duplicates, repeat work on similar projects drops to under 10 minutes. New users get a free 30-minute onboarding session if they want a walkthrough, request it via the form.
Can I also draw an event-side layout?
Yes, but in a separate module. The event-map module is a different canvas with a different catalogue (scaled objects, zones and routes for event sites), free for everyone forever. At login you choose 'traffic plan' or 'event map'; you can have both modules under one account.