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Scope of Business
- Does RTL Traffic provide emergency services?
Of course! We have staff on call 24/7, and you'll always get a prompt response to your emergency needs.
- Does RTL Traffic provide services outside of normal working hours?
Certainly! Weekend and after-hours services are available upon request.
- Does RTL Traffic work outside of San Diego?
We do! Our services are available throughout Southern California.
- What's the quickest way to get RTL Traffic services?
Call us at (619) 749-6228. You can also request a call back or quote by using our convenient contact form.
Traffic Plans and Permits
- How long does it take for RTL Traffic to complete a traffic control plan?
Once we've received all the required job specs and details, we can complete a typical plan within 24 hours. Larger jobs or more complex situations may take longer. If you need a faster turnaround time, please let us know!
- Can RTL Traffic get a traffic plan permitted?
Yes! We work with a number of local approving agencies to get permits as quickly as possible.
- How long does it take to get a traffic control plan permitted?
Once the plan is fully complete and you've given your approval, we can acquire permits for most jobs within 1-5 business days.
Flagging and Safety
- Can RTL Traffic provide labor for multiple concurrent jobs?
Yes, we can! Please let us know what you need.
- Does RTL Traffic provide flagging as a stand-alone service?
Yes! We provide flaggers with AGC and ATSSA certification as a stand-alone service or combined with our traffic control rentals and overall setup services.
- Does RTL Traffic employ certified flaggers?
Definitely! All RTL Traffic flaggers have ATSSA certification.
- What are MUTCD standards?
The MUTCD is the Manual for Uniform Traffic Control Services, a publication from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) that contains all national designs, placement, and application standards, guidance, options, and support provisions for traffic control devices.
The purpose of the MUTCD is to provide uniformity of traffic control devices (signs, signals, pavement markings, etc.) and promote safety and efficiency throughout the nation's streets and highways.
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