Typical Timing: often 1–2 weeks; emergency call-outs from some companies

Traffic Control & Flagging Near You

Flagging crews, cones, barricades, signs and work-zone traffic plans for road and utility jobs. 19 listings in 12 states.

How Do You Choose Traffic Control and Flagging Companies?

Ask traffic control and flagging companies for a written quote with every cost listed and the standard or credential behind it; typical timing is often 1–2 weeks; emergency call-outs from some companies. We list 19 traffic control and flagging companies in 12 states, most in Oregon, Washington, Idaho. Compare at least two quotes for larger orders.

Updated November 6, 2026 · Source: OpenStreetMap listings (refreshed November 6, 2026); safety.broker planning notes.

Illustration: Flagging crews, cones, barricades, signs and work-zone traffic plans for road and utility jobs.

Top Questions to Ask

  1. Are your flaggers certified as my state requires?
  2. Can you draw and submit the traffic control plan and permit?
  3. Does the setup follow the MUTCD and state supplement?
  4. Are you insured, and can I be added as additional insured?
  5. What is the minimum call-out and overtime rate?

See all 6 questions and tips →

Good to Know

  • Flagger certification rules are set by each state, so check your DOT.
  • Ask who is responsible for checking the setup each day and at night.
  • Get the plan approved early, because road permits can take longer than the work.
StateListings
Oregon4
Washington3
Idaho2
Virginia2
California1
Colorado1
Illinois1
Maryland1
Nevada1
New Hampshire1
Texas1
Utah1

Common Questions

How long do traffic control and flagging companies usually take?

Typical timing is often 1–2 weeks; emergency call-outs from some companies. Busy periods and special orders can add time, so ask for a date in writing along with the quote.

How much do traffic control and flagging companies cost?

Expect a daily or hourly crew rate plus equipment rental. These are our planning notes rather than survey data, and prices vary by city and job, so get two or three written quotes and compare totals with every fee included.

What should you ask a traffic control company before you commit?

Start with: Are your flaggers certified as my state requires; Can you draw and submit the traffic control plan and permit; Does the setup follow the MUTCD and state supplement. Our full list has 6 questions, and the quote comparison tool lets you line up the answers.

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Featured From the Map

Listings with the most contact details. Not paid placements.

1612 Southeast Holgate Boulevard, Portland, OR

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Listings: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · Data last updated November 6, 2026 · Sources & method