I will design traffic control plan and mot for city permit


About this gig
Working in the right-of-way and need city approval? I design professional Traffic Control Plans (TCP) and Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) plans that ensure safety and compliance with MUTCD (Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices) standards.
This gig is perfect for utility contractors, event organizers, and construction teams needing fast, permit-ready traffic plans.
Deliverables include:
- Advanced warning sign placement
- Taper lengths and channelizing device spacing
- Flagger or temporary signal locations
- Sidewalk and pedestrian detour routes
- Work zone boundaries and vehicle access points
- High-quality PDF ready for permit submission
You provide a Google Earth pin, the scope of your work zone, and the duration of the project. I will draft a clear, compliant plan over aerial imagery or your existing civil drawings to get your right-of-way permit approved quickly.
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Professional Architectural Site Plans
- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceAug 2025
- Avg. response time8 hours
Languages
English
FAQ
Do you follow MUTCD standards?
Yes, all traffic control plans are designed using guidelines from the federal MUTCD.
Can you use local city/state standards instead?
Yes, if your state (like California MUTCD) or city has specific typical applications, just provide the standard detail and I will adapt the plan.
Do you draw over Google Earth or AutoCAD?
I can draw over high-resolution aerial imagery (Google Earth/GIS) or directly onto your AutoCAD civil site plan.
What information do you need to start?
I need the exact location (address/coordinates), the footprint of your work area, and the speed limit of the road.
Do you calculate taper lengths?
Yes, I calculate merging, shifting, and shoulder taper lengths based on the posted speed limit and lane widths.
Is an engineer's stamp included?
No. Most cities accept TCPs drawn by competent professionals, but if your city specifically requires a PE seal, you will need a local engineer.

