United States · MUTCD 11th Ed. R1, Part 6
From work-zone location to a temporary traffic control plan, ready to submit.
Enter the site and the type of works. TraffiSim’s AI prepares the plan under the rules that apply there, and your engineer reviews and signs it.
- TraffiSim
- United States
- Rules
- MUTCD 11th Ed. R1, Part 6
- Sheet
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The problem
Temporary traffic plans take too long for what they are
Drawn by hand each time
Signs, tapers and distances are placed again for every site, even when the job resembles the last one.
Rules differ by place
A plan that is right in one country or region can be wrong in the next, and the wording changes too.
Corrections cost weeks
A plan sent back by the authority holds up the permit, and with it the crew and the schedule.
How it works
Four steps from site to submission
Describe the works
Set the location, the road and the type and duration of the works.
AI applies the rules
TraffiSim selects the scheme and signing the local rules call for.
Your engineer reviews
Check the draft, change what the site requires and approve it.
Export and submit
Export the documents in the local language and submit them to the authority.
Rules
Built on national rules: United States
What you get
temporary traffic control plan
Part 6 sets the federal minimum. States can add their own requirements, so check the state manual or supplement for your project.
Regulations applied
- ManualManual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, Part 6: Temporary Traffic Control11th Edition with Revision 1, effective March 5, 2026Source
Regulations change. Check the current text with the authority before you submit.
Features
What TraffiSim does for the planner
Rules per country
Each plan starts from the regulations of the country where the works take place.
Scheme selection
The AI proposes a scheme that fits the road and the type of works.
Signs and equipment
Signing and safety equipment are laid out as part of the plan.
Editable drafts
Every draft stays open to change, because the engineer knows the site.
Local documents
Documents use the language and the terms the local authority expects.
Several countries, one tool
Teams working across borders keep one way of working.
Who it is for
For everyone who has to get a work zone approved
Engineering firms
Take on more plans without adding drafting hours.
Contractors
Get the plan for the permit sooner and keep crews on schedule.
Municipalities
Prepare plans for your own works in a consistent form.
DOTs and road agencies
Work with plans that follow one clear structure.
Packages
A package for the way you work
Pricing depends on the countries and the volume of projects. Tell us what you need and we will send an offer.
Project
For individual projects
- One country
- Plan generation and export
- Email support
Team
For engineering firms and contractors
- Several users
- Regular project volume
- Priority support
Organization
For large organizations and authorities
- Several countries
- Scope by agreement
- Dedicated contact
FAQ
Common questions
Who is responsible for the plan?
The engineer or designer who reviews and signs it. TraffiSim prepares the draft, and the professional responsibility stays with your authorised person.
Does the authority have to accept a generated plan?
No tool can promise that. The authority decides each case, and it can set its own conditions. TraffiSim helps you submit a plan built on the applicable rules.
Which countries are covered?
Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Why did the site open in my language?
It uses your browser language and the country you are visiting from. You can change both in the menu at the top, and the site remembers your choice.
How do I see the product?
Book a demo with the form below and we will walk you through a plan for a case like yours.
Demo
See a plan for your own kind of project
Tell us about your work and we will arrange a demo.