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  • Home
  • About
  • Services
    • Swept Path Analysis
    • Traffic Management Plan
    • Road Safety Audit
    • Traffic Impact Assessment
  • Contact
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    • Home
    • About
    • Services
      • Swept Path Analysis
      • Traffic Management Plan
      • Road Safety Audit
      • Traffic Impact Assessment
    • Contact
  • Traffic Management Designer (TMD) Category 1, 2, 3

  • Accredited Road Safety Auditor

  • ASHTAS Road Safety Barrier Accredited


Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA)


Every development impacts local traffic and parking. Our comprehensive Traffic Impact Assessments (TIA) provide decision-makers with the critical analysis required for smooth project approval. We evaluate:

  • Road Network Performance: Assessing surrounding capacity and intersection operations.

  • Parking Management: Preventing overflow and localized spillover issues.

  • Road Safety: Ensuring compliance with Australian standards for all road users, pedestrians, and cyclists.

Swept Path Analysis


Swept Path analysis evaluates the precise movement and trajectory of a vehicle during turning and maneuvering. By modeling exact turning paths, we determine the physical space required to complete maneuvers safely and efficiently.

Trafflane conducts these assessments using advanced vehicle tracking software to generate accurate swept path diagrams and detailed reports, ensuring your design fully complies with safety and clearance requirements.

Traffic Management Plans (TMP) / Construction Management Plans (CMP)


A Traffic Management Plan (TMP)—often referred to as a Construction Management Plan (CMP)—outlines the layout and strategies required to maintain safe, efficient traffic flow throughout a development or project site.

Our experienced traffic engineers carefully evaluate interactions between vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists to determine the optimal arrangement of:

  • Walkways and pedestrian detours

  • Parking spaces and loading zones

  • Safety barriers, wheel stops, and linemarking

  • Clear regulatory and guidance signage

These plans ensure that critical safety and control measures are clearly communicated and correctly implemented on-site, minimising risk and satisfying council requirements. Developers across Melbourne and regional Victoria trust Trafflane for expert planning, precise technical design, and reliable documentation.


Road Safety Audits (RSA)


A Traffic Management Plan (TMP)—often referred to as a Construction Management Plan (CMP)—outlines the layout and strategies required to maintain safe, efficient traffic flow throughout a development or project site.

Our experienced traffic engineers carefully evaluate interactions between vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists to determine the optimal arrangement of:

  • Walkways and pedestrian detours

  • Parking spaces and loading zones

  • Safety barriers, wheel stops, and linemarking

  • Clear regulatory and guidance signage

These plans ensure that critical safety and control measures are clearly communicated and correctly implemented on-site, minimising risk and satisfying council requirements. Developers across Melbourne and regional Victoria trust Trafflane for expert planning, precise technical design, and reliable documentation.


Traffic Technical Advice


Standard drawings don't solve every site challenge. When your project faces tight offsets, live carriageway staging conflicts, or competing design standards, templates aren't enough. That's when you need senior engineering judgement to deliver compliant, practical solution 


Tender Support & Project Delivery 


We work alongside your estimators to build the staging logic and put real numbers behind it. The methodology drives plant, program and occupancy cost, so it's worth nailing before the price locks in.

  • Staging strategy and traffic management concept

  • Realistic durations, quantities and occupancy costs

  • Aligned to DTP or council requirements and contract conditions

  • Constraints and risk flagged early

  • A defensible methodology your bid can stand on

Car Parking Demand Analysis


A car parking demand assessment works out how much parking a use actually generates, then sets that against what Clause 52.06 of the planning scheme requires. 


Construction Traffic Staging Plan




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Tel: +61401583136

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