What does a Traffic Technician earn?
On average, traffic technicians earn around $53,210 per year in the U.S.. They work with organisations, municipalities, or governments to plan road networks and analyse traffic flow, helping to improve the safety and efficiency of roads. Traffic technicians can choose to specialise in a particular area such as urban traffic management, motorway systems, or public transport systems.
How to earn more as a Traffic Technician
To become a Traffic Technician, you will need to obtain qualifications in engineering or sciences such as civil engineering, electrical engineering, or physics. Alternatively, you can gain a specialism through on-the-job training or through a degree apprenticeship. To progress further up in your career, you can move into a niche area of traffic engineering, such as designing road systems, or become an operations manager at a transportation business. You could also become an independent contractor or found your own traffic engineering consultancy.
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