Certified Traffic Control Services & Training

Certification length depends on the specific course, agency requirement, manufacturer program, or equipment standard involved. Many traffic control credentials require periodic renewal, refresher training, or annual testing documentation, especially for safety-related equipment such as conflict monitors or MMUs. Traffic Control Corporation can help agencies understand available training options, documentation needs, and appropriate renewal planning.

Traffic Control Corporation offers introductory, intermediate, and technology-focused training, including Traffic Signals 101, Traffic Detection 101, controller operation and programming, ATMS instruction, signal timing and coordination, and technology seminars. Courses may feature Econolite ASC/3, Cobalt, Centracs, Autoscope, Accuscan, Accusense, and other traffic technologies used by agencies and contractors.

Training is designed for state and local transportation agencies, DOT teams, municipal staff, county transportation departments, local contractors, consulting service providers, and traffic signal technicians. Entry-level personnel can build foundational signal knowledge, while experienced teams can strengthen controller programming, detection, timing, coordination, ATMS, and product-specific capabilities.

Yes. Courses are offered throughout the year at Traffic Control Corporation’s state-of-the-art training facility in Woodridge, Illinois, and may also be scheduled in local areas. On-site training at a customer facility or preferred location is available upon request, making it easier for agencies to train teams together.

Traffic Control Corporation provides hardware repair and certification services for controllers, video and detection systems, and conflict monitor testing and certification. Warranty work is performed at the factory. These services help agencies maintain dependable equipment, reduce downtime, and document critical safety checks for signal operations.

Yes. TCC provides system health checks and audit services for preemption systems, detection systems, ATMS platforms, and traffic cabinets. These audits identify configuration issues, hardware concerns, communication problems, and performance gaps before they become costly failures or intersection reliability problems.

Traffic Control Corporation supports customers across eleven Midwest states: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. Regional offices in Indiana, Missouri, Minnesota, and Iowa help extend local support for agencies, contractors, and transportation teams.

TCC’s team can help with product selection, application assistance, signal turn-on service, detection turn-on, onsite troubleshooting, ATMS installation and upgrades, and product or systems training. Support is especially valuable when agencies need experienced guidance for compatible equipment, DOT-aligned specifications, or complex intersection technology.