Portable traffic lights
2-way portable traffic lights
The workhorse for single-lane shuttle working on two-way roads.
Fife · Scotland
Temporary traffic lights, Chapter 8 barriers, road closures and fully managed traffic management across Rosyth, Fife (KY11). Hire the kit or let our crews run it, with permits from Fife Council handled for you.
Working on the road in Rosyth
Fife Council is the highway authority for Rosyth: Fife is the highway authority for local roads. Trunk roads are managed by Transport Scotland.
Road works in Scotland are noticed on the Scottish Road Works Register under the New Roads and Street Works Act 1991, and the Scottish Road Works Commissioner oversees how they are co-ordinated. The road authority sets the notice it needs for your type of works.
The A985 and A9000 pass through or close to Rosyth. The M90 and A823(M) are within a few miles. On roads like these, queue lengths decide the method: we set signal timings to keep traffic moving and suggest night or off-peak work where it helps.
Around 14,000 people live in Rosyth. On busier streets, keeping footways open and queues short matters as much as the works themselves.
Services
Everything from a single set of temporary traffic lights to a full road closure with a signed diversion, installed by our crews or hired for your team.
Installed, timed and maintained portable signals, from 2-way to full junctions.
Trained operatives controlling traffic by hand when signals won't do.
Tapers, advance signing and protection for work on busier and faster roads.
Full closures with signed diversion routes and the paperwork behind them.
Safe, accessible routes for people on foot when the footway is closed.
Parking, closures and crowd routes for events of every size.
Drawings, method statements and the street works applications behind them.
Burst main, collapse or crash: signs, lights and a crew, day or night.
Equipment hire
Delivered to your site in Rosyth for your trained team to install, or set out and maintained by ours.
Portable traffic lights
The workhorse for single-lane shuttle working on two-way roads.
Barriers
Red and white interlocking barriers for carriageway works.
Signs & boards
Advance warning, closure, diversion and information signs.
Questions
Fife Council. In Rosyth, Fife is the highway authority for local roads. Trunk roads are the responsibility of Transport Scotland. We can make the application for you.
Yes. Portable traffic signals on a public road in Rosyth need the agreement of Fife Council, normally requested with your street works notice. Private land such as car parks and sites doesn't need it.
Road works in Scotland are noticed on the Scottish Road Works Register under the New Roads and Street Works Act 1991, and the Scottish Road Works Commissioner oversees how they are co-ordinated. The road authority sets the notice it needs for your type of works. Call us and we'll confirm what Fife Council needs for your job.
Yes. Our emergency line 01632 960 999 is answered 24/7. Crews cover Rosyth and nearby Inverkeithing, Dalgety Bay and Dunfermline with signals, barriers and signs to make the site safe.
Nearby
Tell us the street and the dates. We'll come back with kit, crew, permits and a price for Rosyth, usually the same day.