Our portable temporary traffic signals have been designed to not only meet the current standards of engineering and technology, but also to reflect the ongoing improvements within the manufacturing industry. Read More
As we adapt to operating businesses during COVID-19, workers, employers and governments must arm themselves with new safety procedures that complement existing policies and procedures. Read More
Temporary traffic signals and other traffic control devices should be dependable, efficient, and cost-effective so that workers can achieve optimal results on their job site. Read More
At North America Traffic, we've dedicated our careers to manufacturing portable traffic signals and Automated Flagger Assisted Devices that give customers safe and effective solutions for a "battery" of conditions - pun intended! Read More
North America Traffic is your advocate for safe working conditions on job sites. We love what we do and will continue to liaise with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) to improve regulations for roadway work zones for workers. Read More
The arrival of summer brings us plenty of warm weather, outdoor activities, frozen desserts, and, of course, a variety of new construction projects! In fact, many construction companies anticipate summer as the busiest part of the year, and they depend on favourable forecasts to help them execute projects that will improve vital infrastructure in towns and cities. Read More
It can be challenging to choreograph the logistics of a new development or project in the best of times, and it can be even more difficult to start construction work in a lively city centre. Read More
As we welcome spring and enjoy some warm-weather activities, there's no better time to celebrate our continued safety efforts: After all, 'tis the season for roadwork. Read More
Visibility is a crucial component of safety on roadways. Regardless of whether you’re a pedestrian, driver, or a road worker, knowing what’s ahead increases your safety, as well as the safety of those around you. Read More