Work Zone ITS Solutions for Municipalities

RoadSafe Traffic Systems supplies Smart Work Zone Location Markers for municipalities, public works departments, utility contractors, roadway maintenance crews, and highway agencies utilizing GPS-based traffic control and connected work zone technology.

These portable marker units identify the beginning and end of active roadway work zones while communicating critical location information used in modern traffic management operations.

Smart Work Zone Location Markers provide roadway data including:

• Work zone start and end location
• GPS coordinates
• Roadway identification
• Mile marker references
• Direction of travel
• Active work zone presence

The system utilizes green beginning markers and red ending markers to establish work zone boundaries for temporary traffic control operations, maintenance activities, lane closures, utility work, bridge construction, and highway improvement projects.

Additionally, these markers support evolving Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) and connected vehicle infrastructure initiatives. As a result, agencies can improve roadway awareness and support modern work zone communication strategies.

WisDOT has incorporated Connected Work Zone Start and End Location Markers into traffic control guidance and Standard Detail Drawings, including pay item 643.1220 Connected Work Zone Start And End Location Markers.

RoadSafe Traffic Systems supports municipalities and contractors throughout Wisconsin and across the Midwest with deployment guidance, regional availability, and traffic safety expertise.

Work Zone Location Marker Applications

• Municipal roadway projects
• Public works operations
• Utility construction
• Interstate maintenance
• Bridge rehabilitation
• Highway resurfacing
• Smart work zone deployments
• Connected vehicle corridor projects

As connected work zone technology continues expanding across the transportation industry, municipalities and roadway agencies are increasingly evaluating GPS-based work zone location systems to support roadway communication, traffic awareness, and future infrastructure initiatives.

RoadSafe Traffic Systems works with public agencies and contractors seeking Smart Work Zone Location Markers for temporary traffic control operations, roadway maintenance projects, and connected work zone deployments throughout Wisconsin and surrounding regions.

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Related Resources

For additional information regarding connected work zone initiatives and roadway traffic management standards, review the following resources:

• WisDOT Standard Detail Drawings (SDD) – Connected Work Zone Start and End Location Markers
• WisDOT Facilities Development Manual (FDM) 11-50 Traffic Control Guidance
• Smart Work Zone Deployment Guidance
• Connected Vehicle and Roadway Communication Initiatives