Traffic Management Plan Dubai – RTA-Compliant Plans by HMJ Contracting

Every road works project in Dubai starts with a traffic management plan. This document tells the RTA — and everyone on your project team — exactly how traffic, pedestrians, and workers will be kept safe during the works. Without an approved traffic management plan, no NOC will be issued and no work can begin on or near a public road. HMJ Contracting prepares traffic management plans for all project types in Dubai. Call +971 50 778 9046.

What a Traffic Management Plan Contains

  • Traffic management drawings showing the full site layout to RTA standard
  • Taper lengths calculated for the road’s posted speed limit
  • TMA positioning and specification
  • Crash cushion placement at all fixed hazard points
  • Advance warning sign locations and types
  • Barrier positions and specifications
  • Arrow board placement for multi-lane closures
  • Pedestrian routing where footpaths are affected
  • Emergency vehicle access maintained throughout
  • Diversion routes for road closures
  • Working hours and phasing schedule

Types of Traffic Management Plans

Lane Closure Plans

For single or multi-lane closures on urban and highway roads. See our lane closure Dubai guide and lane closure permit service.

Road Closure and Diversion Plans

For full road closures requiring traffic diversions. Covers major and minor diversions.

Construction Site Traffic Plans

For projects where construction traffic interacts with public roads — site access, material deliveries, and construction vehicle movements.

Event Traffic Plans

For events on public roads — marathons, concerts, and public gatherings. See our event permit in ROW page.

Get Your Traffic Management Plan Prepared

Call +971 50 778 9046. HMJ prepares the plan, manages the RTA NOC application, and provides all physical equipment once approved. See our traffic management services page and road works permit guide.

Traffic Management Plan Revision Control

Traffic-management plans should be controlled by revision so the site team always works from the latest approved arrangement.

Traffic Management Plan Site Verification

The latest plan should be walked against the real site before live operation so signs, barriers, TMA positions, access and pedestrian routes match the drawing.

Traffic Management Plan Phase Change Control

Each new work phase should be checked against the latest traffic-management plan so lane use, signs, barriers, access and pedestrian routes match the next live arrangement.

Traffic Management Plan Field Change Control

Any site-driven change should be recorded, reviewed and verified so the live work zone does not drift away from the controlled traffic-management plan.

Traffic Management Plan Site Kickoff

Before the first setup goes live, the project team should review the latest plan, work limits, roles, access routes, signs, TMA positions and emergency arrangements.

Traffic Management Plan Cost Factors

Traffic-management plan cost depends on road type, project phases, lane closures, diversions, site access, pedestrian interfaces, revisions and implementation support.

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