Pedestrian Traffic Control & Flagging | R&R
Pedestrian traffic control, flagging, barriers and signage at construction sites across Maryland and D.C. — run as one scope by R&R.
Two things happen at once around an active work zone: people are trying to walk through it, and traffic is trying to move around it. R&R Contracting runs pedestrian traffic control at construction sites across Maryland and Washington, D.C. — flagging, barriers, signage and temporary routing, handled as one scope instead of split across vendors.
As a pedestrian management contractor, R&R follows Department of Transportation standards and whatever state or local rule applies to a given site on every barrier, crosswalk and sign it puts up.
What R&R's Pedestrian Safety Crews Handle
Temporary Crosswalks
When a site affects an adjacent road, R&R marks temporary crosswalks so people can still cross safely.
Alternate Pathways
We build temporary walkways that route pedestrians around construction activity instead of through it.
Flagging Personnel
A pedestrian safety flagging crew gives people a clear visual cue — and gives drivers the same warning that there's foot traffic in the zone.
Barriers
Cones, barricades and physical barriers mark where pedestrians can walk and, where necessary, block a section of the site off entirely.
Signage
Temporary signage alerts pedestrians to detours and hazards, and tells drivers about lane changes, merges and road damage ahead.
Road Markings
Painted markings flag merges, uneven pavement, turns and detours for pedestrians and drivers alike. R&R's crews carry the equipment to lay every marking a work zone needs.
Led by President Jennifer DiPietro
Jennifer DiPietro, R&R's President and owner, runs a company that holds Small Local Business Enterprise (SLBE), Minority Business Enterprise (MBE), Women's Business Enterprise (WBE) and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certification — and OSHA-trains every crew before it's sent to a site.
Where R&R Works
Pedestrian traffic control Maryland-wide, and into the District: Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Silver Spring, Alexandria, Gaithersburg, Frederick, Annapolis, Bowie, Columbia, Rockville and the surrounding towns.
Walk Us Through Your Site Layout
Every site is laid out differently, so R&R needs to see yours before pricing the flagging, barriers and signage it'll take. Get in touch and we'll take it from there.
Who sets the rules for pedestrian traffic control on a construction site?
Department of Transportation standards, plus whatever state or local rule applies to the site — R&R's crews build to those on every job.
Does R&R handle vehicle traffic control too, or only pedestrians?
Both run together. Flagging and traffic control crews manage vehicle movement around the same zone where pedestrian routing is in place, so the two don't work against each other.
Traffic Control & Flagging
General contractors across the Mid-Atlantic trust R&R Contracting Utilities to deliver experienced, OSHA-trained crews that integrate seamlessly into active jobsites. This service line is part of our broader solution offering.
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