ASAP Traffic Control offers professional traffic control and lane safety services for road construction, utility work, special events, and emergency response projects across the DMV. Our fleet includes a certified TMA (Truck Mounted Attenuator) vehicle operated by trained professionals and subcontractors. Whether you need full-lane closures, flagger crews, or mobile protection during short-term operations, we help protect workers and the public while keeping traffic flowing safely.
🛣️ Reliable Support for Public & Private Projects
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Municipal Street & Sidewalk Repairs
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State Highway & DOT Projects
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Emergency Utility Work (Water, Gas, Electric)
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Construction & Infrastructure Zones
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Roadside Landscaping & Maintenance
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Festivals, Marathons & Event Closures
🛠️ Traffic Control Services
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TMA Truck Rental with Operator
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Flagger Staffing & Crew Deployment
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Lane Closure Setup & Removal
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Arrow Board Deployment
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Signage, Barricades & Equipment Delivery
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Temporary Road & Lane Detour Planning
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24/7 Emergency Response Available
🚧 Traffic Control & TMA Services – Frequently Asked Questions
What does TMA stand for?
TMA stands for Truck-Mounted Attenuator—a specialized safety vehicle designed to absorb impact and protect workers during roadside and highway construction or maintenance.
What services do you offer with your TMA truck?
We provide lane closures, rolling roadblocks, flagging, shadow vehicles, mobile operation support, and certified traffic control setups for short- or long-term projects.
Who do you typically work with?
We support utility companies, paving contractors, municipalities, MDOT-certified contractors, general contractors, and special event coordinators.
Can I rent the TMA truck with or without a driver?
All TMA units are deployed with a trained operator to ensure legal compliance, safe positioning, and coordination with your onsite team.
What kind of projects require a TMA?
Any roadside operation within a travel lane or shoulder—such as line striping, signage, utility work, or debris cleanup—often requires a TMA for worker and driver safety.
Do you provide traffic control plans or permits?
While we don’t issue permits, we can coordinate with your project manager or DOT contact and refer certified plan designers upon request.
What areas do you serve?
We cover major corridors and construction zones across Maryland, Washington DC, and Northern Virginia, including emergency call-outs.
Is your service available nights and weekends?
Yes. We offer 24/7 availability for scheduled projects or urgent deployments, especially during off-peak or overnight hours when lane closures are most common.
How far in advance should I schedule TMA service?
We recommend at least 48–72 hours notice, but we can often accommodate next-day or emergency needs depending on crew and vehicle availability.