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Traffic control plans in Orlando and Central Florida
We do a large share of our work in the Orlando area, from resort and theme park roadways to airport roadways and the public streets around them.
Where we work in Central Florida
- Resort, hotel and theme park properties, including private internal roadways
- Venues, convention centers and other high-traffic destinations
- New Year's Eve and holiday events, with their road closures and crowd routes
- Airport roadways, curbside areas and terminal access
- Public roads in Orlando, Kissimmee and the surrounding cities
- Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Lake counties
- FDOT right of way throughout Central Florida
Built for places that never close
Resorts, parks and airports run around the clock, with guests, shuttles, deliveries and emergency vehicles that all have to keep moving while work is underway.
We plan for that: work hours that fit the property's operations, routes that keep guest and service traffic separate where possible, clear pedestrian paths, and phasing that keeps entrances open.
Private property and public permits
Work on a private resort or park roadway often follows the owner's own requirements as well as FDOT and MUTCD standards. Work that touches a public road needs the city, county or FDOT permit too. We prepare plans that satisfy both.
Common questions
Do you prepare plans for private roadways on resort and theme park properties?
Yes. We prepare traffic control plans for private internal roadways as well as the public roads around them, following the property owner's requirements along with FDOT and MUTCD standards.
Do you work at airports?
Yes. We prepare traffic control plans for airport roadways, curbside areas and terminal access in the Orlando area.
Are you based in Orlando?
Our office is in Jacksonville, and much of our work is in the Orlando area. We prepare plans for projects anywhere in Florida.
Working in the Orlando area?
Send us the property or location, the scope of work and the schedule.