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1. Special Event Management: Required when the traffic management plan needs to account for special events or temporary activities

2. Public Transportation Considerations: Needed when traffic management activities impact public transport routes or services

3. Environmental Impact Controls: Required when traffic management activities may have significant environmental impacts

4. Night Work Procedures: Necessary when traffic management activities occur during nighttime hours

5. Pedestrian Management: Required when significant pedestrian traffic is present in the affected area

6. Religious Site Considerations: Needed when traffic management activities occur near mosques or during prayer times

7. Seasonal Considerations: Required when specific seasonal factors (such as sandstorms or extreme heat) need special attention

1. Schedule A - Site Maps: Detailed maps showing the traffic management area, including road layouts and control points

2. Schedule B - Traffic Control Diagrams: Specific diagrams showing placement of traffic control devices and signage

3. Schedule C - Risk Assessment Matrix: Detailed risk assessment scoring matrix and evaluation criteria

4. Schedule D - Control Measure Checklist: Comprehensive checklist of all control measures to be implemented

5. Schedule E - Emergency Contact List: List of emergency contacts and key stakeholders

6. Appendix 1 - Incident Report Forms: Standard forms for reporting traffic incidents and near-misses

7. Appendix 2 - Traffic Management Equipment Inventory: List of required traffic management equipment and their specifications

8. Appendix 3 - Relevant Permits and Approvals: Copies of all necessary permits and approvals from authorities

9. Appendix 4 - Communication Templates: Standard templates for stakeholder communications and public notices