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Temporary Traffic Control

Increase mobility and help protect drivers, workers, and all road users.

  • With 3M™ Temporary Traffic Control Solutions, you can design safer work zones and traffic management through the use of highly visible sheeting for work zone signs and devices and removable pavement markings for roadways. When combined, these high-performing retroreflective technologies help road users navigate unfamiliar roads.      


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Planning for Temporary Traffic Control

Components for positive guidance to help keep everyone safe.

Given the unique needs of work zones, highly visible retroreflective technology can help provide positive guidance both day and night. This guidance is critical for the safety of drivers and workers alike. Effective signage, temporary pavement markings, and traffic control devices can provide enhanced visibility and improved safety by alerting motorists to changes in conditions and road work location, change in speed, road configuration and more.

  • understand the importance of early-recognition visibility in a temporary traffic control zone
    Early-Recognition Visibility

    The sooner drivers and pedestrians recognise they are entering a work zone, the safer everyone and workers can be.

    Work zone conditions can easily compromise the positioning and visibility of traffic control devices. Better, more visible, signs attract the driver’s attention sooner, for earlier comprehension and a more natural, timely driving reaction among other drivers and workers nearby.

    To learn more on sign retroreflectivity, read our blog article, What is Retroreflectivity & Why is it Important? 

  • temporary traffic control signs using fluorescent materials
    Around-the-Clock Visibility

    Regardless of available light, highly conspicuous fluorescent material's are recognised at greater distances with more accurate colour perception than nonfluorescent coloured products.*

    To learn more about the importance of fluorescent materials, read our blog article, Fluorescent Traffic Signs Explained.

    *Evaluation of Fluorescent Orange Signs, Texas Transportation Institute, TDOT, TX-00/2962-S, 2000.

  • use 3M wet reflective pavement markings for temporary traffic control zone layouts
    All-Weather Performance

    Temporary traffic zones exist in all types of seasons and all sorts of weather conditions.

    Wet reflective pavement markings work with water to remain highly visible in the rain and wet road conditions. The retroreflective continuous delineation emphasises lane shifts in low-visibility conditions.

    Applying 3M™ Wet Reflective Pavement Markings for traffic changeovers can be critical to helping drivers navigate work zones safely—especially during rainy weather.


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Traffic safety solutions when you need them most.
  • Many situations in urban areas require visible delineation and traffic control. Protected bike lanes, piloting for permanence, quick build solutions, road closures, special events—the list goes on. Our family of flexible temporary traffic control solutions will help you provide guidance and improve urban safety when road users need it most.


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