NORTHSTAR provides traffic control services in Vancouver, including flaggers, lane closure technicians, trucks, traffic management plans and permit support. Contact our 24/7 dispatch to discuss your project.
For workers directing traffic, ask about BCCSA-certified traffic control personnel. For a work zone occupying a lane, discuss lane closure technicians and trucks. If planning is still underway, start with TMP and permit support. These services can be coordinated around the requirements of the same project.
Provide the street address and nearest intersection, the work limits and the side of the street affected. Tell us whether the work occupies a travel lane, parking area, sidewalk or other space. Note building entrances, loading access, bus stops and bicycle routes near the proposed work area so they can be considered during planning.
Vancouver provides different street-use processes for construction, utility work, filming and events. The City’s traffic management guide explains plan review and permit steps. Confirm which process applies before committing to a work date. A traffic control booking does not replace the required permission to occupy the street.
Share the proposed date, daily start and finish times, delivery schedule and any restrictions already set for the site. If the work will proceed in stages, describe the changes in the occupied area. Give us the foreman or project contact so the planning, personnel and equipment requirements can be discussed together.
Send your location, work description, requested services and schedule through our contact form. Mention existing plans and permits, or tell us that planning support is needed. For urgent availability, call (604) 217-2915. Dispatch is available 24/7; crew and equipment availability are confirmed for each booking.
NORTHSTAR also serves the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley. If your project spans several locations, list each site when requesting a quote so travel, schedules and site requirements can be considered. Explore our full traffic control services or read the frequently asked questions.