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OTP - 27

7 days

London - UK

30 October, 2023

22500 QAR

Traffic Control Systems

Course Overview:

There is a need to understand that the congestion and delays that exist on our streets and roadways can be better managed with a thorough understanding of effective traffic signal timing and optimization. Well-developed, designed, implemented, maintained, and operated traffic signal control projects are essential to this process. Engineering tools are available to design, optimize, analyze, and simulate traffic flow. In this course, participants will learn about signal timing, computerized traffic signal systems, control strategies, integrated systems, traffic control simulation, and optimization software’s.

Course Objectives:

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

Understanding Traffic Control Systems (TCS) basics
Being familiar with the roles and responsibilities of TCS
Understanding how to comply with regulations and standards
Learning how to use traffic control equipment’s

Who Should Attend ?

Managers
Supervisors
Traffic engineers
Constructors
Anyone involved in planning, designing, or maintaining traffic signal systems

Course Content:

Day 1

Introduction to Traffic Control Systems
Designing for the driver
Temporary traffic control
Building the temporary traffic control system (Lane control signals, incident management)

Day 2

Basic traffic control skills
Building on basic traffic control skills
Traffic control person training
Night work

Day 3

Traffic control standards
Traffic control devices
Using traffic control equipment
Setting up work zones

Day 4

Roles and responsibilities
Plan reading concepts
The typical project
Supervisory skills

Day 5

Flagging operations
Making decisions
Review period
Complying with regulations and standards

Day 6

The Simulation Environment and Final Design
Micro-simulation Models and the Traffic Control System
Building a Simulation Model Network
Traffic Analysis Tools
Integrating Information, Justifying Choices, and Communicating Results
Assembling Information for Your Timing Plan Design
Signal Timing Design in Practice
Design Report
Design Evaluations and Assessments

Day 7

Workshop: Evaluation & Monitoring
Presentation of groups findings
Closing Remarks & Certificates

Traffic Control Systems

TRAINING PLAN FORM