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Alberta’s Traffic Safety Leaders

Our vision is to provide our customers with exceptional workmanship, extraordinary service, and professional integrity along with expanding our innovative product and service offerings to meet the evolving needs of the transportation industry.  As the “Trusted Leaders in Traffic Safety”, we are confident and enthusiastic to collaborate with you on your traffic control requirements and contribute to making our roadways and job sites safer for everyone.

Product offerings include traffic control devices such as signs, decals, posts, barricades, sign stands, channelizers / delineators, solar lighting, solar message/radar boards/trailers, road markings and equipment, traffic calming solutions, underground trench shoring, impact attenuation devices and high visibility safety clothing.

As a major manufacturer and supplier of signage and traffic control products, we have considerable experience in implementation and strategy.  Our key focus and goal is to act as a guide to clients on their construction sites, setting up traffic control equipment that ensures their safety and worksite effectiveness throughout the workday.

Recent Announcements:

November 3rd, 2011:

Northwest Anthony Henday Officially Opens with ATS Manufactured Signs
November 1st, 2011 marked the much anticipated opening of the northwest leg of Anthony Henday Drive from Yellowhead Trail in the west to Manning Drive in the northeast, promising relief for thousands of Edmonton and area commuters.  Alberta Traffic Supply manufactured approximately 3,050 m² (32,830 ft²) of extruded aluminum overhead and ground mounted directional/information guide signs for this project.  This 21 km stretch of Edmonton’s ring road has completed 90 percent of the freeway which now accounts for 69 km of free-flow traffic.  The final northeast leg of the ring road, from Manning Drive through Clover Bar to Highway 16, is expected to begin construction next summer. Upon completion in 2016, Anthony Henday Drive will be the first free-flowing orbital road in Canada.  An estimated 40,000 motorists use Anthony Henday Drive daily.