What Is a Construction Traffic Management Plan?
A Construction Traffic Management Plan (CTMP) explains how trucks, deliveries, plant and workers will get to, use and leave your site while it is being built.
Councils use it to check the works will be safe and orderly for the street, so a clear, well-prepared plan keeps your approval moving without delays.
When Do You Need a CTMP?
Councils usually ask for a CTMP as a condition of consent or before construction starts. We prepare them for:
- Residential builds and townhouses
- Commercial and industrial sites
- Staging and site access changes
- Works needing road occupancy
Not sure what your council is asking for? Send the condition and we will confirm the right document before we quote.
What Our CTMP Service Covers
- Site-specific Construction Traffic Management Plans
- Responses to your council conditions
- Construction staging and sequencing
- Delivery routes and loading areas
- Site access and gate locations
- Worker parking arrangements
- Swept paths for trucks and plant
- Traffic guidance schemes for road works
Our Approach
You deal directly with the planner from first enquiry to final issue, so nothing gets lost and questions are answered quickly.
Every plan follows AS 1742.3:2019, Austroads AGTTM and TfNSW TCAWS, written in plain language that councils and site crews can both follow.
Benefits of a CTMP
- Satisfies council conditions and keeps approvals on track
- Safer truck and plant movements
- Less disruption for neighbours and road users
- Clear delivery windows that keep the site running
- Protects people walking and riding past the site
- Meets Australian standards
- Gives the site team simple, practical instructions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Construction Traffic Management Plan?
It is a document that sets out how construction vehicles, deliveries and workers will reach, use and leave a site. It keeps the street safe and shows council the works are properly planned.
Can you help discharge a planning condition that requires a CTMP?
Yes. We write the plan to answer the exact wording of your council condition and handle the approval steps, including any follow-up questions from council.
What types of projects do you prepare CTMPs for?
Residential, commercial and industrial projects, construction staging and access changes, and works that need permits across NSW, VIC and ACT.
Does a CTMP consider pedestrians and cyclists?
Yes. We look at footpaths, crossings and bike lanes around the site and set out the controls needed to keep people walking and riding safe.