Road occupancy permits in Montréal
Every borough has its own rules, delays and paperwork. We put together your temporary public-space occupancy permit, attach the right traffic plan and file it for you.
What's included
- We check your borough's requirements
- Traffic plan attached to the request
- We file it on your behalf
- Follow-up until the permit is issued
When do you need it?
- Dumpster or crane on the street
- Lane, sidewalk or bike-lane closure
- Façade work
- Deliveries that block the street
Frequently asked questions
How long does a permit take?
Depending on the borough, count on 2 to 10 working days. Some ask for 5 working days before a street closure. Contact us as early as you can.
Other services
Flaggers
Trained flaggers on your site — day, evening or night.
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Traffic control plans
The plan you need to get your permit and work safely.
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Lane and road closures
We set up, watch over and remove every sign for your closure.
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Traffic equipment rental
Cones, drums, signs, arrow boards and message boards.
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