High speed traffic management refers to the management of traffic on highways and motorways, where traffic flows at high speeds. This service is essential to ensure the safety of road user and workers, as well as the efficient movement of vehicles on the roads.

The main objective of high-speed traffic management is to ensure that traffic flows smoothly and safely. This involves setting up temporary traffic management measures such as lane closures, diversions, and speed restrictions, as well as managing the flow of vehicles and ensuring that drivers are aware of any changes in road conditions.

One of the key challenges of high speed traffic management is ensuring that drivers are able to see and understand the traffic management measures in place. This may involve the use of large signs and barriers, as well as the deployment of trained traffic management operatives to guide drivers through the area along with the implementation of an IPV (Impact protection vehicle).

High speed traffic management can also involve working closely with the emergency services to ensure that they are able to respond quickly in the event of an incident on the roads. This may involve setting up dedicated emergency access routes and coordinating with the emergency services to ensure that they have the information they need to respond effectively.

Overall, high speed traffic management is a vital service that helps to ensure the safety of road users and the efficient movement of vehicles on highways and motorways.