Temporary Traffic Management & Portable Traffic Signals

For works on or beside live roads that need lane closures, shuttle working, Stop/Go boards or portable (two-way, three-way or four-way) traffic signals. Written to the Safety at Street Works and Road Works Code of Practice (the 'Red Book') and Traffic Signs Manual Chapter 8. Portable signals on the public highway need the highway authority's agreement; keep shuttle lengths as short as possible and never leave a layout unattended before it has been checked. Includes hazard-by-hazard control table with L×S risk ratings, legal framework, HSE 2024/25 incident data, sign-off and team briefing record sheets. Instant PDF download — print, brief and sign.