Generic TGS software
Program overview
The Solutions in Transport Generic TGS software program has been built as the ultimate Generic TGS solution for any business.
It meets all of the documented requirements in the Austroads guidelines adopted by all States and Territories. Key features include:
A) Library of TGS diagrams
- More than 100,000 combination options.
- All diagrams compliant with QGTTM and AGTTM.
- Two-lane, two-way roads - divided and undivided.
- Multi-lane roads - divided and undivided.
- Intersection islands
- Static worksites including Traffic Control shuttle flow operations.
- Mobile works convoys.
- Short term low impact (STLI) works practices.
- Includes intersections arrangements for all options.
B) Selection Process
- Easy to use selection process - designed in consultation with field operations staff.
- Selection questions only presented if relevant to previous answers.
- Four step process ensuring all required information is captured.
- Requires TTM knowledge to select preferred work practice - Static or STLI
- Selection process fully recorded with the selected TGS
Once familiar with the software a TGS for your site can be generated in less than 2 minutes.
Price Schedule
The annual subscription price schedule for 2024 - 2025 Financial Year can be accessed using the link to the right. Each licence includes:
- Up to 20 unique users within the subscribing organisation
- Customisation of the TGS design to include your organisational details.
If you require a licence with more than 20 unique users, please use the contact form to request a quote for your organisation.
TGS Designer
Every TGS diagram in the program has been developed and the design signed off by Dr Dan Sullivan. Dr Sullivan holds the following current TTM qualifications.
Queensland
- Traffic Management Designer - TMD Open 1
- Registered Professional Engineer Queensland
Dan's qualifications meet the requirements in the DTMR MUTCD Part 3 to design a TGS in Queensland. As an RPEQ holding the TMD qualification, Dan can also review and approve variations outside of the standards and guidelines based on a risk assessed approach.
