Why Traffic Control Isn’t Just ‘Stop/Slow’ Anymore
Traffic control has changed. Discover how East Coast Traffic Control uses tech, planning and collaboration to deliver safer, smarter roads.
East Coast Traffic Control Supports Gympie’s Maroons Fan Day Festival
East Coast Traffic Control proudly supported the 2025 Maroons Fan Day at Albert Park Gympie. See how the event brought the community together.
TTM Changes March 2025: What Civil Contractors and Traffic Managers Need to Know
Queensland’s TTM guidelines are changing from March 2025. Learn what’s new and how to get your signage, TMPs, and staff up to code.
Bundaberg’s $4M Black Spot Upgrade: Safer Roads, Smarter Infrastructure
Bundaberg secures $4M in Black Spot Program funding for critical road safety upgrades including new signals, lighting, and pedestrian improvements.
Staying Safe for National Road Safety Week 2025: A Call to Action for All Road Users
East Coast Traffic Control supports National Road Safety Week 2025. Discover how traffic control helps save lives and what you can do to drive safely.
Expanding Horizons: East Coast Traffic Control Launches on the Gold Coast and Northern NSW
East Coast Traffic Control expands to the Gold Coast and Northern NSW, with Richard Hunt leading the new region.
Honouring a Nation: ECTC Rocky Team Proudly Supports ANZAC Day Parades Across Central Queensland
See how ECTC’s Rocky team helped manage safe, successful ANZAC Day parades across Central Queensland communities.
From Classroom to Cone Line: What to Expect in Your First Week as a Traffic Controller
Starting out as a traffic controller? Learn what to expect in your first week and how ECTC supports your journey from training to the cone line.
Easter Holidays on the Road: Staying Safe This Stormy Season
Travelling during the Easter holidays? Learn how to stay safe on the roads with our expert traffic tips, especially during recent storm impacts in QLD and NSW.
Lights, Music, Action: ECTC Keeps the Beat at Tones and I Concert in Young
East Coast Traffic Control managed traffic for the 4,500-strong Tones and I concert in Young, NSW, ensuring smooth entry and exit with zero incidents.