In the dynamic industry of traffic management, it’s important to have effective plans put in place. At WARP Traffic Management, we recognise that the foundation of superior traffic control measures lies not just in meeting requirements when it comes to legislation but also in having an approach that involves consultation and collaboration at all levels.
We are committed to ensuring road safety at WARP Traffic Management, particularly in areas undergoing construction, maintenance, or experiencing increased traffic due to events. Both understanding and adhering to roadwork speed limits are critical for the safety of road users, pedestrians, and roadwork workers. Below, we will discuss whether it is an offence to speed
The Traffic Management Association of Australia (TMAA) is the industry’s peak body that aims to promote safety and professionalism in the traffic management industry in Australia. On the 23rd and 24th of March, the TMAA held an annual conference where industry leaders, professionals, and stakeholders came together to share knowledge and best practices and recognise
National Road Safety Week (14th to 21st of May) is an annual event in Australia that aims to raise awareness of road safety and encourage safe driving practices among road users. The week is an opportunity for communities, organisations, and governments to unite and promote road safety. Traffic control plans and strategies are essential for
There’s a New Intersection In Perth’s South That Aims to Ease Congestion Armadale Road is an extremely busy area of Perth’s traffic infrastructure, especially during peak hour traffic. To improve congestion in this area it was decided that to address this a bridge would be built that connected Kwinana Freeway with the Armadale Road and
In 2022: Be Ready for Roadworks With constant roadworks and construction in place on and around Australian roads at the moment, the importance of traffic controllers and construction workers’ safety is of the utmost concern. These people are active members of our community. They are mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, and mates who are giving up
