Run a smooth event with the right traffic management measures

Traffic management measures keep traffic flowing safely past a closure, redirect pedestrians out of the active lane, and give the regulator a single drawing to sign off. A measure is anything you place: a sign on a post, a barrier across a lane, a cone in a taper, a beacon on a controller cabinet, a wayfinder for the detour route.

Traffic Chart ships a 600+ catalogue of regulation-correct measures across the UK, NL, DE, ES, FR and PT signage systems. Drag-and-drop each measure onto the scaled site map, place it where it goes on the day, and export the full list as the council-ready PDF. The same drawing is your safety document, the council submission and the crew's packing list on the morning.

The catalogue is grouped by category, warnings, regulations, mandatories, temporary, wayfinding, barriers, cones, beacons, controllers, so you find a specific measure in two clicks. Search by code, by name, or by visual. Switch the country and the catalogue swaps to the local regulator's icons automatically.

Smart zones around each measure carry the official spacing rules: a cone needs to sit a specific distance from the lane edge, a barrier needs a minimum tapered length on a 50 km/h road, a wayfinder needs to be repeated every 200 m. The canvas warns you when a measure is misplaced before the regulator does.

The measure library works for road-works contractors mapping a lane closure, event organisers planning a festival access route, infrastructure teams scheduling temporary closures on the public network, and municipalities reviewing the measures residents submit.

With one easy-to-use catalogue, anyone on the team picks the right traffic management measures in minutes. The same set is the safety document, the council submission, the crew's on-site packing list, and the post-job report when the closure lifts.