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Traffic control plans in Miami and Miami Beach
We do a lot of work in Miami Beach, especially along Collins Avenue in South Beach, where every lane, sidewalk and loading zone is in use.
Where we work in South Florida
- Miami Beach and South Beach, including Collins Avenue (State Road A1A)
- Hotel, condo and mixed-use construction along the beach corridors
- Valet, loading zone and sidewalk work in front of active businesses
- Utility and telecom work in dense urban streets
- Special events and street closures
- City of Miami, Miami-Dade County and FDOT right of way
Planning for crowded streets
South Beach work zones share the street with heavy pedestrian traffic, cyclists, scooters, valet stands, deliveries and tour buses, often with no shoulder and little room to spare.
We plan for that: protected pedestrian routes that keep the sidewalk usable, lane closures timed around peak hours, and access kept open for hotels, garages and emergency vehicles.
City, county and state permits
Collins Avenue is a state road, so work there typically involves FDOT as well as the City of Miami Beach. Side streets, county roads and city streets each have their own requirements. We prepare plans that fit the agency reviewing your permit.
Common questions
Do you prepare plans for work on Collins Avenue?
Yes. We do a lot of work along Collins Avenue in South Beach, including lane, sidewalk and loading zone closures.
Can you plan around hotel and business access?
Yes. Our plans keep driveways, valet areas, garages and storefront access open wherever possible, and show the temporary routes when they are not.
Do you work elsewhere in South Florida?
Yes. We prepare plans throughout Miami-Dade County and anywhere else in Florida.
Working in Miami or Miami Beach?
Send us the address or block, the scope of work and the schedule.