The FDOT Advanced Temporary Traffic Control (TTC) course prepares experienced transportation, construction, engineering, and public works professionals to oversee, evaluate, and make decisions regarding more complex temporary traffic control operations.
This comprehensive 20-hour instructor-led course expands upon fundamental Temporary Traffic Control concepts and focuses on advanced work-zone applications, traffic control responsibilities, safety considerations, and the decision-making skills necessary for professionals responsible for managing and overseeing temporary traffic control activities.
Participants who successfully complete the course and achieve the required passing score on the written examination will receive an official FDOT PDF Certificate and PDF Wallet Card with a four-year qualification period.
Tampa Bay Training provides FDOT Advanced Temporary Traffic Control training through private onsite training, private live online training, and scheduled open-enrollment classes for individuals and organizations throughout Florida.
Whether you are advancing your professional qualifications or developing a stronger workforce within your organization, Tampa Bay Training provides flexible training options designed around your needs.
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Temporary Traffic Control is a critical component of roadway safety. Proper planning, implementation, and oversight of work zones protect employees, motorists, pedestrians, and bicyclists while supporting safer transportation systems throughout Florida.
Professionals with advanced Temporary Traffic Control responsibilities must understand more than basic work-zone setup. They must be able to evaluate conditions, understand traffic control requirements, identify potential hazards, and make informed decisions that support safety and compliance.
The FDOT Advanced Temporary Traffic Control course provides participants with advanced knowledge and practical understanding to support effective work-zone operations.
Tampa Bay Training combines FDOT requirements with real-world examples and professional experience, helping participants understand not only what the requirements are, but how they apply in actual roadway and infrastructure environments.
This course is designed for professionals who have responsibility for supervising, reviewing, managing, or making decisions related to Temporary Traffic Control operations.
Recommended participants include:
This course is particularly valuable for professionals working in organizations responsible for roadway construction, maintenance, utilities, transportation operations, and infrastructure improvements.
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Participants will learn and review advanced Temporary Traffic Control concepts, including:
20 Hours
Instructor-Led Training
Tampa Bay Training offers multiple delivery options to meet the needs of individuals and organizations:
Open Enrollment: $399 per participant
Private training pricing is available for organizations scheduling customized training.
Four (4) years
Participants who successfully complete all course requirements receive:
Private training is ideal for organizations that want to train multiple employees together or customize training around their operational needs.
Training may be conducted:
Private training is available for groups of seven (7) or more registered participants.
Organizations with fewer than seven participants are welcome to schedule private training; however, minimum billing is based on seven registrations.
Benefits of private training include:
Learn more about our Private Training Options.
Open-enrollment Advanced TTC classes are designed for individuals and smaller groups who need FDOT qualification without scheduling a private class.
These classes are ideal for:
Open-enrollment classes may be offered:
There is no minimum enrollment requirement for individuals registering through scheduled open-enrollment classes.
View upcoming class dates and register through our online registration system.
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The FDOT Advanced Temporary Traffic Control course is not currently available as a self-paced online course.
FDOT qualification courses require instructor-led delivery and successful completion of required assessments.
Tampa Bay Training continues to expand its self-paced online learning library. Visit Tampa Bay Training Online to explore available self-paced training programs.
Organizations throughout Florida choose Tampa Bay Training because we provide practical workforce development solutions designed around real workplace needs.
Our instructors combine professional experience with effective adult-learning techniques to create engaging training that participants can immediately apply.
When you train with Tampa Bay Training, you receive:
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Participants who successfully complete the course requirements and achieve a minimum examination score of 70% receive:
Qualification records are maintained through the FDOT Temporary Traffic Control program.
Employers and qualification holders can verify qualification information through the FDOT Verify-a-Certificate database.
Participants should retain copies of their certificate and wallet card for their records.
Yes. Tampa Bay Training is an approved FDOT Temporary Traffic Control training provider.
No. The FDOT Advanced Temporary Traffic Control course does not require participants to first complete the Intermediate TTC course.
Participants should select the course level that best matches their job responsibilities and professional needs.
The course consists of 20 instructional hours.
The examination consists of 60 questions.
Participants must achieve a minimum score of 70% to successfully complete the course.
Successful participants receive a four-year FDOT Advanced Temporary Traffic Control qualification.
Yes. Tampa Bay Training provides private onsite and live online training throughout Florida.
Yes. Scheduled open-enrollment classes are available for individuals and small groups.
No. This course is currently only available through instructor-led training.
Please review our Refund & Class Exchange Policy before registering.
You may also be interested in:
Entry-level Temporary Traffic Control qualification for personnel responsible for flagging operations.
A 16-hour qualification course designed for professionals responsible for implementing and supervising Intermediate-level Temporary Traffic Control activities.
An eight-hour renewal course for individuals who currently hold an unexpired Intermediate qualification.
An eight-hour renewal course for individuals who currently hold an unexpired Advanced qualification.
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FDOT Temporary Traffic Control requirements can sometimes be confusing. Determining whether you need Flagger, Intermediate, Advanced, or a Refresher course depends on your job responsibilities and current qualifications.
Our Customer Service Manager, Cindy Torres, can help you determine the appropriate training option for your needs.
Whether you are registering one employee or coordinating training for an entire organization, Tampa Bay Training is here to help.
Phone: (813) 360-1526
Email: service@tampabaytraining.com
Whether you are an individual seeking FDOT qualification or an organization developing qualified employees, Tampa Bay Training can help.
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