Traffic Control Planning
Ontario Book 7 traffic control plans, drawn on the actual site — checked against the manual and printed properly.
Runs on its own site — opens in a new tab. Set up per company, priced by seats.
Who it’s made for
A focused tool for the people who produce, approve, and hand out traffic control plans.
- Traffic control companies
- Road, paving and utility contractors
- Municipal works departments
Built on the manual, not on a memory of it.
Key features
Everything is built around the fact that a traffic control plan is a drawing of a specific place.
Drawn on the real place
A traffic control plan is a drawing of a specific place, so everything starts from aerial imagery with street names, a scale bar measured off the drawing, and a locked print frame.
The Book 7 sign palette — plus yours
Every official sign from Book 7, ready to place with a click. Anything your yard uses that the manual does not contain goes in a custom palette for your whole company.
Cone runs that space themselves
Draw a taper or a run of TC-51 cones and the spacing follows the tables. Spacing wider than the table maximum gets flagged, not silently allowed.
Staged closures in one document
Multi-stage work goes into a single export. A crew handed only stage 1 of a two-stage closure has half a plan — so every stage ships together.
Book 7 checks before you issue
A checks panel reviews the plan against the manual — including easy misses like devices drawn outside the print frame. Checks are advisory: they flag, they never stop you.
A sheet that prints properly
A3 landscape, aerial base, street names, scale bar, and a legend built from what is actually on the plan rather than a fixed list.
A record of what was issued
Every plan, every revision and every export is stored and searchable, with a log of who created it and who downloaded it. Archived plans keep all their exports.
Teams, roles and seats
Admin, Planner and Viewer roles managed by your own admins. Disable someone who has left, keep their work attributed, and free their seat.
How access works
There is no self-serve signup — each company is set up by Voihost, then runs its own team.
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Request access
Tell us about your company and roughly how many people will plan or view. Access is set up per company — there is no self-serve signup.
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We set up your company
You get a company account with your first admin. Admins invite planners and viewers, set roles, and add any custom yard signs to the shared palette.
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Draw, check, issue
Plan on the map, run the Book 7 checks, export the A3 PDF for the crew — and the platform keeps the record of every version and download.
About Traffic Control Planning
The practical questions before you request access.
Not sure it fits your operation?
Tell us how your crews work today and we’ll say plainly whether this platform helps — or what would.