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Introduction of Web Map for Temporary Traffic Management Category 2 Roads
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Temporary Traffic Management (TTM) Categories
The Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management: Part 8, Section 2 details a temporary traffic management categorisation system for applying temporary traffic management practices.
These categories determine several requirements under the guide, including temporary traffic management design practices and training.
The Department of State Growth has worked with Tasmanian Councils to collect road category information for local government roads. This information has been collated for industry use.
Most roads on the Tasmanian road network fall under the TTM Category 1 criteria.
There are no roads classified as Temporary Traffic Management Category 3 in Tasmania at present. This is subject to change.
The development of traffic management plans and traffic guidance schemes should be subject to a risk assessment, relevant to the conditions of the site, and any clarification can be sought from the department or the relevant local government area. |
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Web Map
Our current TTM Category 2 roads have been digitised into a web map.
Specific information relating to TTM Category 2 State and Local can be found simply by clicking on the road. This information includes:
- road name
- road authority
- site description (such as the length of the TTM Category 2 portion of the road)
- region
- length.
External and internal data can also be added to the map.
You can access the web map via the Transport website.
If you have any questions about the use of the map, or TTM Categories, please contact ttm.tasmania@stategrowth.tas.gov.au
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This publication has been produced by the Department of State Growth.
You are directed to a disclaimer and copyright notice governing the information provided, and a personal information protection statement.
Our mailing address is:
State Roads Work Health and Safety
Department of State Growth
GPO Box 536
Hobart, Tas 7001
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