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Highway Traffic Management
Temporary traffic management specialists with over 30 years of being Streets Ahead.
About Highway Traffic Management
HTM provide temporary traffic management solutions across the highways industry with a focus on safety and delivery, our roots based in Birmingham where our family foundations began. Established in 1995 by Keith Baldwin and managed to this day by the Baldwin family, Highway Traffic Management has become a key player within the traffic management industry building an enviable reputation based on our commitment to safety and delivery and our appetite for innovation, looking to be Streets Ahead in everything we do. HTM provide temporary traffic management solutions across the highways industry with a focus on safety and delivery, our roots based in Birmingham where our family foundations began. As a business, our vision is to be Streets Ahead in everything we do, with a forward-thinking approach that places our people first, whether that is our employees or our clients, which has helped us grow from small beginnings to become industry leaders – not just in what we do, but how we do it. We take pride in every contract and we will not cut corners to get the job done. We have grown from small beginnings to become industry leaders – not just in what we do, but how we do it. We work with local authorities, infrastructure companies and other organisations to deliver temporary traffic management solutions that are innovative, safe and reliable. These projects are typically: full scheme design and planning, High Speed Traffic Management (12A/12B), Mobile Lane Closure Management (12C), Streetworks Traffic Management (12D) and Event Management.
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People
Highway Traffic Management ESG Coordinator Kayleigh Sutton has been nominated for Most Promising Apprentice of the Year at the CECA Midlands Awards.
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Partnerships
Highway Traffic Management is expanding its partnership with the XII Alliance by adding Traffic Group Signals and Roadside Technologies as new equipment partners.
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