Traffic Staging Plan definition

Traffic Staging Plan means road design drawings showing traffic lane configurations to be provided for traffic passing through the Site during the various construction stages, including details of road alignment and geometry, intersection layouts, provision for buses and cyclists, work areas and pedestrian areas, drainage, signs and pavement markings, etc.
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