The FDOT Advanced Temporary Traffic Control Refresher is an instructor-led renewal course for professionals who currently hold an unexpired FDOT Advanced TTC certification.
The course reviews advanced temporary traffic control requirements and applicable changes that have occurred since the participant's previous certification. Successful participants renew their FDOT Advanced TTC certification for four years.
Tampa Bay Training is FDOT Temporary Traffic Control Provider #213. The Advanced Refresher is available through scheduled open-enrollment classes and private organizational training.
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Need help confirming refresher eligibility or arranging training? Contact **Cindy Torres, Customer Service Manager**, at 813-360-1526 or service@tampabaytraining.com. Tampa Bay Training responds within one business day, Monday through Friday.
The participant must hold a **current, unexpired FDOT Advanced Temporary Traffic Control certification on the date the refresher examination is administered**.
Registration does not extend an existing certification. If the Advanced certification expires before the participant successfully completes the refresher, the participant generally must complete the full FDOT Advanced Temporary Traffic Control course and examination.
Official resource: Verify an FDOT TTC Certification
- Course: FDOT Advanced TTC Refresher
- Purpose: Renew a current Advanced certification
- Instruction: 8 required hours
- Examination: 60 written questions
- Examination time: Up to 2 hours
- Passing score: 70% or higher
- Prerequisite: Current Advanced TTC certification
- Delivery: Live online or onsite
- Open-enrollment tuition: $250 per participant
- Private-training price: $250 per participant
- Private billing minimum: Seven participants
- Standard maximum: 20 participants
- Renewal period: Four years
- Official results: Allow approximately two to four weeks
- Self-paced: Not available
This refresher course is for currently certified Advanced TTC professionals who need to renew before expiration.
Participants may include:
- Professional engineers responsible for Transportation Management Plans or TTC plan design
- Worksite traffic supervisors
- Public works and road-maintenance supervisors
- Construction managers and project managers
- Engineering consultants
- Consultant engineering inspectors
- Utility supervisors
- Roadway contractors
- Traffic-operations personnel
- Individuals who make decisions about specific TTC requirements
- Individuals who supervise or inspect operations involving temporary barriers, end treatments, or crash cushions
The participant's actual duties, employer requirements, contract responsibilities, and the agency or owner having jurisdiction should guide course selection.
- A participant whose Advanced TTC certification has already expired
- A participant who holds only Intermediate or Flagger certification
- A person seeking initial Advanced TTC certification
- Someone seeking a self-paced or examination-only renewal
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By the end of the course, participants should be able to:
- Identify significant changes affecting advanced temporary traffic control requirements
- Apply current FDOT TTC principles to advanced work-zone responsibilities
- Interpret applicable temporary traffic control standards and reference documents
- Analyze work-zone situations involving advanced TTC decisions
- Evaluate TTC plan, device, barrier, and work-zone considerations
- Recognize responsibilities related to workers, motorists, pedestrians, bicyclists, and other road users
- Apply current requirements during course exercises and examination scenarios
- Explain the certification-renewal, record, and expiration responsibilities of an Advanced TTC professional
The course is a refresher. It reinforces and updates previously developed Advanced TTC knowledge rather than replacing the full Advanced course.
The FDOT Advanced Refresher provides an overview of the initial Advanced course and applicable changes that have occurred during the most recent certification period.
Topics include:
- Advanced temporary traffic control principles
- Temporary traffic control plan considerations
- Work-zone decision-making and problem solving
- Responsibilities involving temporary barriers, end treatments, and crash cushions
- FDOT Standard Plans, including applicable 102 Series indexes
- FDOT Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction
- FDOT Design Manual considerations
- Construction Project Administration Manual requirements
- Utility Accommodation Manual updates
- Part 6 of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices
- Traffic-control devices and work-zone components
- Worker and road-user protection
- Pedestrian, bicyclist, and accessibility considerations
- Applicable class exercises and examination preparation
Course emphasis and source materials follow the current FDOT-approved curriculum. Tampa Bay Training does not substitute an internally developed certification curriculum for the required FDOT course.
The participant must hold an unexpired FDOT Advanced TTC certification. A current Intermediate certification does not satisfy the prerequisite for the Advanced Refresher.
The certification must remain valid on the examination date. Registering for a refresher class does not pause, extend, or renew the existing certification.
The TTC Administrator instructs refresher participants to provide a physical copy of their current TTC certificate to the provider or instructor for verification.
The TTC Administrator recommends registering for refresher training at least 30 days before expiration. Course availability, the examination date, and result-processing time can affect renewal.
Participants should verify their certification status before paying for a refresher class.
TTC/MOT Administrator and Certificate Verification
If the status or expiration date is unclear, contact Cindy before registering.
Participants must attend the entire course. Late arrival, early departure, loss of required online participation, or failure to complete required activities may prevent the participant from taking the examination or earning renewed certification.
Participants must successfully complete the applicable refresher-course exercises and activities.
- 60 multiple-choice questions
- Up to 2 hours
- Minimum passing score of 70%
- Administered under approved proctoring and examination-security procedures
- Graded by the TTC Administrator
FDOT TTC written examinations are administered in English. Oral administration of the written examination is not permitted.
Participants may not copy, photograph, record, write down, retain, or share examination questions. All proctor and examination-security instructions must be followed.
A failing examination grade requires the participant to retake the same Advanced Refresher course before retesting.
Because certification expiration can affect refresher eligibility, a participant who does not pass should contact Cindy promptly to discuss the available next step.
- Valid state-issued or federal-issued photo identification
- A physical copy of the current Advanced TTC certificate
- An accurate legal name matching the identification and TTC record
- A working individual email address
- Any course materials and supplies identified in the class instructions
Contact Cindy before class if the participant's driver's license, identification number, legal name, or other TTC record has changed. Additional TTC Administrator documentation may be required before the grade can be processed.
Each participant needs:
- A computer or laptop suitable for the approved virtual class
- Reliable internet service
- A working camera and microphone
- A quiet location appropriate for continuous participation and testing
- The ability to receive and use class materials
Mobile phones and tablets should not be used as the participant's primary class or testing device unless the specific class instructions expressly allow them.
Participants must remain visible, engaged, and available throughout the scheduled class and examination, subject to the approved course procedures.
Follow the provided location, parking, arrival, identification, room-access, and material instructions. Private onsite hosts must provide the agreed classroom and facility support.
- Holding the required current Advanced certification
- Completing the required instruction
- Satisfying attendance and participation requirements
- Completing applicable class exercises
- Earning a written-examination score of 70% or higher
After successful processing, the participant can access:
- Official FDOT PDF certificate
- Official FDOT PDF wallet card
- A renewed Advanced TTC certification valid for four years
- An updated record in the TTC Administrator certification system
The TTC Administrator—not Tampa Bay Training—grades the examination and issues the official results and certification record.
Allow approximately two to four weeks after the examination for grading, processing, and posting. Timing may vary, and Tampa Bay Training cannot guarantee a specific posting date.
Participants are responsible for monitoring their certification status, retaining their records, and providing a copy to their employer when required.
Official resource: TTC/MOT Administrator
Best for an individual or small group that can attend a scheduled class.
- Format: Live instructor-led
- Delivery: Mostly live online; selected onsite classes may be offered
- Tuition: $250 per participant
- Registration: Eventbrite
- Self-paced: No
Review the Eventbrite listing for the exact date, schedule, delivery format, technology, materials, and seat availability.
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Customers who cannot or prefer not to pay through Eventbrite may contact Cindy before registering to request a QuickBooks invoice when appropriate.
Best for an organization that wants a dedicated instructor and a class arranged for its workforce.
- Format: Live instructor-led
- Delivery: Live online or onsite
- Price: $250 per participant
- Billing minimum: Seven participants
- Standard maximum: 20 participants
- Minimum base training fee: $1,750
- Travel: Added separately for onsite classes when applicable
An organization may schedule fewer than seven participants, but the base training fee is calculated for seven. Cindy confirms instructor availability, delivery format, schedule, participant eligibility, travel, and the complete written quote.
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The FDOT Advanced Refresher is not available as a self-paced course. Renewal requires approved instructor-led training, applicable participation and exercises, and the written examination.
$250 per participant
The Eventbrite listing is the source of truth for the scheduled class, availability, delivery format, and registration instructions.
$250 per participant
Private classes have a seven-participant billing minimum and a standard maximum of 20. The minimum base training fee is $1,750.
Travel and approved special costs are added separately for onsite training when applicable.
Standard course materials are included unless the Eventbrite listing or written private-training quote states otherwise.
Open-enrollment participants normally register and pay through Eventbrite. Cindy may prepare a QuickBooks invoice when an employer or participant needs an invoice instead.
Private clients receive a written quote or invoice from Cindy. QuickBooks invoice payment methods may include check, ACH, debit card, credit card, or purchasing card, as applicable.
Do not send payment-card information by email.
Contact Cindy as early as possible if a participant needs an accommodation or accessible course materials.
The request should describe the access need and the accommodation being requested. Early notice gives Tampa Bay Training time to coordinate with the participant, instructor, client, and applicable provider requirements.
Tampa Bay Training will discuss reasonable access options while preserving required:
- Course attendance
- Identity verification
- English-language written examination
- Examination security
- Participation and class exercises
- Passing score
- Certification and provider requirements
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Continuing education units (CEUs) or professional development hours (PDHs) may be available for eligible FDOT TTC classes. They are not automatically issued with the TTC certification.
Contact Cindy for the applicable information sheet. Eligible participants may request a CEU or PDH certificate after completing the class. Professional engineers must provide their PE license number.
Participants are responsible for submitting and retaining their certificates for credit and audit purposes. Acceptance is not guaranteed by Tampa Bay Training. Confirm requirements with the applicable employer, licensing board, regulator, or other authority.
Review the TBT FDOT TTC PDH/CEU Policy
The CEU or PDH certificate is separate from the official FDOT TTC certification.
Every FDOT TTC course page should display the complete five-course family.
For personnel responsible for flagging traffic. Tampa Bay Training delivers this half-day course onsite.
The full 16-hour Intermediate course for eligible personnel whose TTC responsibilities exclude temporary barriers, end treatments, and crash cushions.
View FDOT Intermediate TTC Training
The 8-hour renewal course for participants who hold a current Intermediate TTC certification.
View FDOT Intermediate Refresher Training
The full 20-hour Advanced course for professionals seeking initial Advanced certification or whose prior Advanced certification has expired.
View FDOT Advanced TTC Training
You are viewing this course: the 8-hour renewal course for participants who hold a current Advanced TTC certification.
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Chapter 10 contains the FDOT Temporary Traffic Control Training Program requirements.
Official resource: FDOT Construction Training and Qualification Manual
Use the TTC Administrator website for certification verification, student records, provider-course searches, and current program notices.
Official resource: TTC/MOT Administrator
Part 6 of the current MUTCD addresses temporary traffic control.
Official resource: Current MUTCD
Official resource: MUTCD Part 6 — Temporary Traffic Control
These resources support continued professional reference. They do not replace the approved refresher course, required participation, or examination.
A participant who holds a current, unexpired FDOT Advanced TTC certification and remains current through the examination date.
No. Registration does not extend the existing certification. If it expires before successful refresher completion, the participant generally must take the full Advanced course and examination.
The TTC Administrator recommends registering at least 30 days before expiration. Registering earlier provides more time for class availability, examination completion, and result processing.
The course requires eight hours of instruction. A 60-question written examination is also administered and may take up to two hours.
Participants must score at least 70% and successfully complete the applicable class requirements.
No. A failing examination grade requires the participant to retake the same course before retesting.
FDOT TTC written examinations are administered in English. Oral administration of the written examination is not permitted.
Yes, it may be completed through approved live-online instructor-led training. It is also available onsite. Review the specific class listing or private quote for the delivery format.
No. It requires instructor-led training and a written examination.
Open-enrollment tuition is $250 per participant.
Private training is $250 per participant with a seven-participant billing minimum. The minimum base training fee is $1,750, plus applicable onsite travel and approved special costs.
Yes. An individual may register for a scheduled open-enrollment class through Eventbrite.
Four years.
Allow approximately two to four weeks for the TTC Administrator to grade, process, and post results. Timing can vary.
They may be available for eligible classes. Contact Cindy for the information sheet and certificate-request process. Third-party acceptance is not guaranteed.
Yes. Contact Cindy as early as possible. Tampa Bay Training will coordinate the request while preserving the applicable FDOT course, examination, and certification requirements.
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