Tag: AGTTM

The newly released Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management

Posted on December 23, 2019

Looking for some light reading over Christmas? Than look no further than the Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management (AGTTM).

Austroads released their much anticipated Guide to Temporary Traffic Management in early December 2019.

At present, it is unknown how much of the guide Queensland will adopt as the decision will be made by Transport and Main Roads Queensland (TMR).

TMR have released a statement on the Guide which can be downloaded by clicking here. (Note: this will automatically download the statement in pdf format)

However, this is still a great opportunity to see what may be coming down the pipeline for traffic management in our state.

The 10 parts of the guide can be downloaded for free from the Austroads website here.

The new release of AS1742.3 is expected soon.

Are you staying up to date with traffic management related technical documents?

Posted on April 1, 2019

Don’t forget that many of the documents that we use in the traffic management industry get updated throughout the year. It’s important to regularly check for any updates via the appropriate websites / government agencies who publish these documents.

  • The current QLD Guide to Temporary Traffic Management can be found via the TMR website here.
  • The current AustRoads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management can be found via the AustRoads website here.
  • The current QLD versions of the MUTCD can be found via the TMR website here.
  • The current Australian Standard 1742.3-2019 can be found via the Standards Australia website here.
  • The current QLD Guide to Traffic Management can be found here.
  • The current QLD Main Roads Technical Specifications can be found via the TMR website here.
  • The current QLD TCASAP can be found via the TMR website here.
  • The current QLD Traffic Management for Construction or Maintenance Work COP (2008) can be found via the Worksafe QLD website here.
  • The current QLD Traffic Controller Clothing Standard can be found via the TMR website here.
  • The current QLD version of the TORUM can be found via the QLD Legislation website here.
  • The Current TRUM can be found here.

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