AQC Traffic Control Blog

Insights on traffic control, work zone safety, and project management
for contractors working throughout the Southeast.

What Happens When a Work Zone Isn't Set Up Properly?

Most contractors and project managers understand that traffic control is required for road work. What... Continue Reading

Traffic control equipment is expensive, bulky, and surprisingly fragile in the wrong hands. A single arrow board can... Continue Reading

A funeral procession is one of the few situations where a line of civilian vehicles moves through public... Continue Reading

If you have ever been driving on a highway and noticed a line of official vehicles spanning all lanes,... Continue Reading

Traffic cones are the most deployed device in any work zone. They are also one of the most frequently cited OSHA... Continue Reading

There are situations where a certified traffic control flagger is not enough. High-traffic intersections, large... Continue Reading

Every year, hundreds of construction workers are severely injured or worse by vehicles and equipment that should... Continue Reading

If you're deploying flaggers on a construction project, you're subject to OSHA Standard 1926.201 (Signaling), which... Continue Reading

Traffic control certification validates that workers and supervisors understand MUTCD standards, OSHA requirements,... Continue Reading