This month, we’re sharing some of our company’s development, including past milestones and the ongoing innovation of our products and services. Read More
Don’t wait for the end of summer to start making changes around your job site! North America Traffic’s PTL2.4x provide construction companies with an effective way to prevent struck-bys on their job site. Read More
Help drivers stay alert and approach work sites safely by incorporating the AWF2.8 into your next project. THis portable traffic signal acts as a buffer between workers and drivers by communicating that drivers are within close range to the job site. Read More
Our portable traffic signals have been used across the continent to replace existing traffic lights on various road projects. And, while they’re also known as temporary traffic signals, the PTL2.4x can be used for short and long-term projects. Read More
As we begin to see an increase in road work in residential and high-traffic areas, it’s important for communities across North America to make an effort to keep roads, and the people who work on them, safe. Read More
In addition to expanding public awareness, road safety, and traffic control device usage, we’re thrilled to see that some states and municipalities in North America have been updating government legislation to include positive protection measures. Read More
Don’t wait for another injury or accident before improving your safety protocols - take action in 2021 by integrating North America Traffic’s portable temporary traffic signals onto your jobsite! Read More
Nighttime drives in the winter pose additional threats to drivers, road workers and pedestrians due to low visibility, poor road surface conditions and risky driving behaviours. Read More
Keeping workers and communities safe is one of the driving forces behind North America Traffic's products, which is why we're committed to designing and perfecting our range of Portable Temporary Traffic Signals and Automated Flagger Assistance Devices (AFADs) for workers across North America. Read More