01Which Langley jurisdiction?
Langley City and the Township of Langley are separate municipalities with their own permit processes. Provide the full project address and identify the municipality when requesting support. If you are unsure, confirm the responsible road authority before beginning the permit application; the word “Langley” alone is not enough to select the process.
02Langley City projects
Langley City lists its Highway Use Permit package on the applications, forms and permits page. The package asks for the proposed work and timing and a traffic control plan for complete or partial road closures. Share the application status and any issued conditions when arranging the on-site services.
03Township of Langley projects
The Township’s Highway Use Permit guide (PDF) covers work on municipal roads and rights-of-way and calls for a detailed traffic control plan for complete or partial road closures. Use the Township’s current instructions and confirm submission requirements with its Engineering Division.
04Access and work stages
Describe the work limits, driveway or business access, delivery movements and any roadside walking or cycling facilities affected. Include a marked layout where available. For a project moving between separate sites, give us each address and stage so planning and crew scheduling can be discussed for the correct location.
05Plan, personnel and trucks
Start with TMP and permit support if the setup is still being planned. For on-site work, discuss traffic control personnel, lane closure technicians and trucks, and supervision. Confirm the agreed scope and municipality-specific conditions before deployment.
06Book Langley traffic control
Request a quote with the full address, municipality, work description, dates and daily hours. Mention existing drawings, permits or review comments. Call (604) 217-2915 for 24/7 dispatch and current availability; no crew booking replaces the required road-use approval.