General Guide to Traffic Management
This Guide provides information on how to manage traffic risks in the workplace, including where work is being conducted on or near a public road. It is supported by specific guidance material on traffic management for construction workplaces.
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This Guide provides information on how to manage traffic risks in the workplace, including where work is being conducted on or near a public road. It is supported by specific guidance material on traffic management for shopping centres, construction workplaces, warehouses and events, as well as an Information Sheet for small businesses and workers.
What is traffic management?
Traffic management is the planning and control of traffic from one location to another. It is the organisation, arrangement, guidance and control of both stationary and moving traffic, including pedestrians, cyclists and all types of vehicles. Traffic management focuses on creating and managing an orderly and efficient movement of persons and goods, creating a safe environment for all users.
Traffic at a workplace includes:
• vehicles such as cars, trucks, vans and buses
• powered mobile plant such as forklifts,
• cyclists and pedestrians, and
• cattle, horses and other animals.
Traffic in and around the workplace can pose significant health and safety risks. If traffic is uncontrolled or not appropriately planned, it may collide with a person, structure, object or other vehicle or machine. Traffic collisions can lead to significant injuries and fatalities for both the driver or operator and any other person in the vicinity.
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