Expert Area Wide Protective Traffic Control Services

AWP traffic control commonly refers to Area Wide Protective-style traffic control for work zones, roads, intersections, and infrastructure projects. It focuses on keeping motorists, pedestrians, crews, and equipment separated through planned signage, devices, signal support, and trained personnel. Traffic Control Corporation supports the technical side of traffic control through signal equipment, ITS systems, field support, audits, repairs, and training.

AWP traffic control requirements typically include a compliant traffic control plan, properly placed signs and devices, trained personnel, safe work-zone layout, and adherence to applicable MUTCD, DOT, municipal, and project specifications. For signalized intersections or ITS assets, agencies may also require certified equipment testing, controller programming, detection setup, cabinet audits, and documentation showing systems are operating safely and reliably.

Traffic Control Corporation serves state and local transportation agencies, DOTs, municipal governments, county transportation departments, local contractors, and consulting service providers. The company supports teams responsible for traffic signals, detection systems, preemption systems, ATMS platforms, cabinets, controllers, and related field technology across the Midwest service territory.

TCC supports traffic control projects with product selection assistance, onsite troubleshooting, signal and detection system turn-on services, ATMS installation and upgrades, equipment repair, system health checks, and product training. The team helps agencies and contractors align hardware, software, and field operations with the technical requirements of modern transportation infrastructure.

A traffic signal system health check reviews critical components such as cabinets, controllers, detection systems, preemption equipment, communications, and ATMS performance. The goal is to identify misalignments, aging hardware, configuration issues, or safety risks before they cause failures. These audits help agencies improve uptime, document conditions, and prioritize maintenance or upgrades.

Yes. Traffic Control Corporation provides onsite troubleshooting through factory-trained and certified technical field service and support staff. Field support can include detection system turn-on, signal turn-on, ATMS installation assistance, product application guidance, and real-time diagnostics for issues involving cabinets, controllers, detection equipment, and connected traffic management systems.

Training options include introductory and advanced courses covering traffic signals, controller operation, signal timing and coordination, traffic detection, ATMS software, NEMA TS2 cabinet wiring, and emerging transportation technologies. Courses may be offered at the Woodridge training facility, at local areas, or onsite at a customer’s facility when scheduled by request.

Traffic Control Corporation supports customers across Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. The company’s headquarters, warehouse, and Illinois regional sales office are in Woodridge, Illinois, with regional sales offices in Indiana, Missouri, Minnesota, and Iowa.