The traffic light is the most recognizable symbol of traffic control. It has been around for a long time and has evolved to meet modern demands and safety needs. Read on to learn about traffic lights: their history, how they work, and why we need them. 

When construction, maintenance and special events interrupt or stop the normal function of a road, a traffic control plan is created to ensure the safety

There are some risks involved in carrying out essential road work at night. However, All Safe Traffic has developed in-depth safety plans that adhere to the work safety rules and regulations. The safety of the public and workers is of utmost priority, and every plan we execute has these guidelines at the core.

There are many traffic safety concerns on Australian worksites. More than 2000 traffic incidents occur every year, and more than 200 people lose their lives to traffic accidents each year. This blog post will discuss some traffic safety measures that companies can take in order to reduce this risk as much as possible.

Driving in winter is always a challenge, with rain, wind, icy patches and lower temperatures. It can be difficult to avoid accidents when driving in

When we think about construction work site safety, the first thing that pops into our minds is all the hazards that can endanger the lives of people on a work site. We immediately think of dangerous equipment, heavy machinery, and hard labour.

Traffic Management is the term used to describe the management of the existing road network and its users to maximise safety, performance and dependability.

What can you do to avoid heat illness? Here are a few heat safety tips for your work zone.

When it comes to events that may disrupt the usual flow of traffic, roadwork that requires traffic diversion or even just general day-to-day traffic control, having the right tools is essential.