Free download

The traffic control daily ticket template

One printable page with the fields that get a ticket paid: lane-closure, flagger, TMA and queue-truck rows with units and rates, lane events with route, direction and mile markers, trucks and crew times, and a signature block. Free, no sign-up. Print it or save it as a PDF and use it on your next job.

DAILY JOB TICKET
Traffic control · one ticket per job per day
Ticket no. ____________
Date ____ / ____ / ______
Customer / contractor
Prime contractor
Customer PO / job no.
Region
County
State
AM start
PM stop
Crew lead
Billing
CodeResourceUnitsRateAmount
LCLane closure crew
FLFlaggers
TMATruck-mounted attenuator
QUEUEQueue truck
Other
Lane events
LanesRouteDirectionRoadFrom MMTo MMType of workTime
Trucks and crew
TruckEmployeeRoleStartStop
Notes
Customer signature
Printed name and title
Date and time signed
Location at signing (optional): ______________________ · Requirements vary by agency and contract; add any field yours require.

Fill it at the end of the shift

Count units the way you bill them: crews, flaggers, TMAs and queue trucks for the shift, each with your rate.

Get the signature before you leave

A printed name and the time next to the signature answer most questions before they become a dispute.

Invoice the same day

Every day a ticket sits in a truck is a day the invoice is not out. In Traffic OS one click turns the signed ticket into a draft invoice.

Questions

What should a traffic control daily ticket include?
The job and customer details (contractor, prime contractor, customer PO, county and state), the resources billed with units and rates (lane-closure crews, flaggers, truck-mounted attenuators, queue trucks), each lane event (lanes, route, direction, road, mile-marker range, type of work), the trucks with who drove and their start and stop times, and the customer's signature with a printed name and the time. Agencies and contracts differ, so add any field your contract requires.
Is this template free?
Yes. Print it or save it as a PDF from your browser and use it as is. No sign-up.
How is this different from the ticket in Traffic OS?
The fields are the same. In Traffic OS the crew fills the ticket on a phone, the customer signs on site with the time and GPS position stored, the signed PDF is frozen, and one click turns the ticket into a draft invoice with a line per billing row.

Related reading: preventing daily ticket disputes and electronic signatures on daily tickets.