Flagger Force news and milestones

Regulatory compliance is a given in every work zone. Signs must be placed correctly. Cones and other traffic control devices must meet established standards. Crews must follow ap…

Distracted driving and speeding continue to be among the most significant threats facing roadway workers across the United States. Whether crews are performing routine maintenanc…

Every day, in communities across the East Coast and in the Midwest U.S., Flagger Force team members step into active traffic environments to help protect workers, drivers, and th…

Tina Kimble is an Advanced Crew Leader (ACL) based in Western Pennsylvania, known for her friendly nature, positive attitude, and for being easy to work with. Tina's journey with…

Each year in April, National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW) serves as a nationwide reminder at the start of construction season of the risks faced by roadway workers and the tr…

At 65 miles per hour, a vehicle travels approximately 95 feet per second. That means in the time it takes a driver to glance at a phone, adjust the radio, or look away from the r…

When people think about work zones, they usually picture long-term highway construction. Cones. Barriers. Flashing lights. What many motorists don't picture are crews working in…

Work zones are inherently hazardous environments where construction workers, utility providers, telecommunications crews, and traffic control professionals must navigate busy roa…

Alyssa McAfee, Field Trainer I, based out of Western Pennsylvania, is known for her steady leadership, strong work ethic, and commitment to helping others succeed. Her story with…

At Flagger Force, safety is more than just what happens on the road. It's about protecting the whole person. Every day, our crews work in challenging environments: unpredictable…

Every day, drivers pass through work zones aided by cones, barrels, warning signs, and various pieces of equipment. These devices are essential-they set boundaries, guide traffic…

5 Miles. 38 Trucks. 46 Teammates. One Mission. This summer, Flagger Force crews took on one of the biggest and boldest projects in company history: a 5-mile rolling slowdown acro…