These Typical Traffic Control Plans (TCPs) are detailed drawings showing the layout of temporary road signs and devices to warn and guide traffic past, around and through the work site safely. Typical TCPs are not standard plans!

The Standard Plans and Standard Specifications are intended for the Nevada Department of Transportation's (NDOT) design and construction applications. The use of these standards for applications other than their intended use may require adjustment to meet all applicable criteria.

Traffic Control Plans Per Clark County Code, a Traffic Control Plan (TCP) shall be issued for the purposes of highway safety and to provide the orderly movement of all road users in Clark County. Please review the following procedures and guidelines for more information.

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This document is intended to provide guidelines relating to the design of temporary traffic control for state highway construction, maintenance related operations, utility operations, and incident management operations.

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A Traffic Control Plan (TCP) consists of written instructions, and often engineered drawings, that a contractor uses to construct a highway project, while guiding and protecting traffic passing through or around a work zone.