Roadway traffic enforcement is an important tool to enhance traffic safety; this enforcement includes traffic monitoring and flagging.
We use radar systems to monitor traffic for your company, as they have proved to be an extremely accurate and effective means of traffic enforcement since their inception. Our flaggers all have specific training to ensure the safety of both work crews and motorists.

What is a flagger or flag person?
The proper term for a flagger or flag person is “traffic control person,” or TCP. Motorists, pedestrians, and workers rely on the TCP to keep them safe as they pass by temporary workplaces on the road. There are several circumstances where a TCP is required:

• Where a worker, equipment, or other obstruction blocks or hinders all or part of a traveled roadway
  
• Where work encroaches into an intersection and interferes with regular traffic movement
  
• When traffic is reduced to one lane in a construction zone
  
• When vehicular traffic is not regulated by other devices or signage
  
• Where hazards, emergency situations, or lack of adequate control cause an unsafe environment for motorists, pedestrians, and workers
  

A traffic control person has significant responsibility and takes precedence over streetlights, stop signs, and any other regulatory regime on our rural and urban roads. All Impact Security Flagging (TCP) staff are trained and certified in accordance with the Highways & Transportation and Heavy Construction Safety Association.