North America Traffic, Inc.

United States

Are your crews working at night time? We understand that not only is visibility an important safety requirement in a work zone, oftentimes, it’s the law. We have developed an Illumination Tower Kit which integrates seamlessly with our PTL 2.4x Portable Traffic Signal. No expensive light towers required to light up your work zone – just plug in, and let there be light! NOTE – The Illumination Tower Kit is meant to operate as an attachment to our Portable Traffic Signals. It cannot be used as an independent lighting source.

All of our products are designed as “self-contained”, and operating independent of being connected to the grid. In emergency situations, this concept becomes especially important. What happens in an evacuation situation when the grid is down and intersection traffic lights have failed? Bring in the ETL – an extendable, Portable Traffic Light with signal housings facing four directions. This compact signal can be programmed for the application and provides a level of reliability and safety that a traffic cop or flag person cannot. Be prepared for the worst with the quick-deploy ETL!

Work zones can be congested. The nature of the work being done and a maze of construction equipment sometimes don’t allow for much space to properly control traffic. The TTS 3.7 is a light-weight, ultra-compact, programmable portable traffic signal, ideal for applications where space is a limitation. With a narrow footprint of 2 feet width, the TTS 3.7 can be used on narrow roadways, parking garages, and private applications that require quick deployment in tight spaces. The manual hand crank allows users to easily raise and lower the signal head and because of its compact design, can be transported in the back of a truck or van.

Safety is and always has been our number one priority. Work zones can be dangerous and drivers need to be completely focused any time they approach one. The AWF 2.8 is designed to communicate with our other signaling devices and provide advance warning to drivers that they need to slow down for a work zone ahead. Reliable communication from our traffic lights provides a signal to the AWF which begins a warning flash pattern, triggering the motorist’s attention well in advance of the work zone.