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Two-way flagging is a traffic control method used in work zones to manage vehicle flow safely. Trained flaggers are positioned at both ends of the work area, using hand signals and stop / slow paddle to direct traffic.  In addition to visual signals, flaggers use radio communication to coordinate actions and ensure smooth traffic flow. This system prioritizes safety for both drivers and workers and adheres to state and federal traffic control guidelines

Road Closure occur during construction or maintenance work that fully blocks a roadway. During the closure, clear signage informs drivers of the obstruction and directs them to alternative routes. Flaggers may be present to assist with navigation and provide updates. This system prioritizes safety for both workers and motorists while maintaining efficient traffic flow.

Traffic detours occur during construction or maintenance work that blocks a roadway. Clear signage directs drivers around the obstruction to alternative routes. Flaggers may be present to assist with navigation and provide updates. This approach prioritizes safety for both workers and motorists while helping maintain traffic flow throughout the state.

Single-lane closures are implemented in work zones to allow for construction or maintenance while maintaining traffic flow. During these closures, traffic is typically guided through the work area using temporary traffic control devices, such as cones, signs, and flaggers. One lane is closed, while the other remains open, often with alternating traffic patterns. Flaggers may be stationed to direct vehicles safely through the area, using hand signals and radio communication to coordinate movements. This method ensures safety for both workers and drivers while minimizing disruptions to traffic.

A lane shift occurs when construction or maintenance work requires vehicles to move to a different lane or roadway configuration. Clear signage guides drivers through the shift, ensuring they stay safe while navigating the change. Flaggers may be present to assist with traffic flow and provide updates. This approach prioritizes safety for both workers and motorists while minimizing disruptions.