Main Roads WA has released a new Traffic Management Plan (TMP) template (April 2026 edition), introducing a more structured and consistent approach to TMP development across Western Australia.
This update is important for anyone involved in traffic management planning, as it sets clearer expectations for compliance, documentation, and worksite safety.
What’s New?
The updated template provides a clearer framework for preparing TMPs, with all section headings required to remain: even if not applicable, this ensures a more consistent and auditable format.
Key Changes Summary
Here are some of the key updates included in the new TMP template:
- More structured TMP format with expanded planning and implementation sections
- New inclusions such as Speed Feedback Signs and Roadworks Pilot Vehicles
- Updated guidance for signage, VMS, and positioning tolerances
- Stronger risk management and documentation requirements
- Introduction of a TMP Consultation Register
- Greater focus on audits, inspections, and record keeping
What You Should Do Next
If you’re responsible for preparing or implementing Traffic Management Plans, now is the time to:
- Review the new template requirements
- Update your internal TMP processes and documentation
- Ensure your team understands the new expectations
- Confirm appropriate training and accreditation are in place
For further information on the new updates click here.
If you need support aligning your Traffic Management Plans with the latest requirements, our team can help.
