Temporary traffic management (TTM) is everything that keeps road users, pedestrians and your crew safe while you work: the signs, cones, barriers, speed restrictions and trained people that turn a live road into a safe worksite.
Bay Traffic Management delivers end-to-end TTM across Hawke's Bay: the approved plan, the certified crew, the gear on the ground, and the site checks that keep it compliant from setup to pack-down.
What we cover
- Full TTM site setup, monitoring and pack-down
- Lane closures, shoulder closures and detours
- Temporary speed limit management
- Pedestrian and cycle lane management
- Long-term site maintenance and daily checks
- Compliance with the NZGTTM risk-based approach
Certified crews, compliant sites
Every site runs under a qualified STMS with certified traffic controllers. Sites are set up to the approved TMP, checked and recorded, and adjusted when conditions change. If an auditor visits your site, the paperwork is in order.
One supplier from plan to pack-down
We design the TMP, supply the crew, and bring the signage, cones, barriers and sign trailers on our own trucks. No coordinating three subcontractors, no gaps between what was drawn and what is on the road.
Built for Hawke's Bay conditions
From urban streets in Napier and Hastings to high-speed rural roads and orchard corridors, our crews manage traffic in the environments this region actually has, including harvest traffic, stock movements and event-day volumes.
The process
How it works
- 1
Tell us about the job
Fill in the quote form or ring us. A few details about the site, the work and the timing is all we need to get started.
- 2
Get your plan and price
We assess the site, design the traffic management approach and give you a fixed quote, including any council approvals needed.
- 3
We handle the road
Certified crew, compliant setup, gear on our own trucks. You run your job; we keep the traffic and your people safe.
FAQs
Temporary Traffic Management questions
What is the difference between TTM and a TMP?
The TMP is the approved plan document. TTM is the physical delivery of that plan on the road: the signs, cones, people and monitoring. We provide both.
Can you run long-term sites?
Yes. We maintain long-running worksites with daily checks, weekend monitoring and equipment swaps, and we adjust the setup as the project moves through stages.
How much notice do you need?
For sites with an approved TMP we can often mobilise within a day or two. If the plan still needs approval, allow for the council's lead time (typically 5 to 15 working days). For urgent work, see our emergency traffic management service.
Need traffic management sorted?
Tell us about the job and we will come back with a straight answer and a fixed quote.