RoDARS Permit

Starting a project near a public road? Did you collect your RoDARS Permit? Prioritize it. If you are closing a lane, setting up an event on public property, or digging near a sidewalk, if your project is going to affect how people move through the space, a RoDARS Permit is crucial. The permit is what ensures that the City knows about your project and can safely coordinate it with other road users in mind.

RoDARS applies to anything that impacts public right-of-way, including expressways, pedestrian zones, and bike paths. It’s not just a formality, it’s about safety, planning, and keeping traffic running smoothly. If you cannot make out if your words need this permit, you have us. At Construction Support Services, we take the guesswork out of the RoDARS permit process. Our team ensures your permit is submitted properly and on time — no confusion, no delays.

Our Locations

Understanding the ins and outs of RoDARS Permit applications can vary from one area to the next. That’s why Construction Support Services focuses on providing knowledgeable support across the entire Greater Toronto Area.

We handle RoDARS Permits in all the main regions, including Toronto, Peel, York, Durham, and Halton. Our services extend beyond the regions listed—we handle permits throughout all key areas, including Toronto, Peel, York, Durham, and Halton.

Get your GTA RoDARS Permit hassle-free. Inquire now.

Your Trusted Partner for RoDARS Permit Support

Dealing with a RoDARS Permit on your own can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Construction Support Services understand that between municipal guidelines, MTO requirements, and strict timelines, there’s not much room for error. This is why we are here to ensure your application is submitted correctly, completely, and on time.

Experts at CSS know what’s actually needed, who to get in touch with, and most importantly – how to keep things moving. Be it reviewing your project scope, gathering required information, preparing paperwork or ensuring timely submission, our team handles everything well. No assumptions. No frustrating delays. Just a streamlined, done-right-the-first-time approach. Also, we are always available if you need clarification or have any queries along the way.

With CSS by your side, permits are one less thing to worry about.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a RoDARS Permit?

A RoDARS Permit or Road Disruption Activity Reporting System is a permit that is required to work on or occupy public roads, sidewalks, or boulevards. Having this permit ensures your work is authorized, safe, and compliant with city laws and regulations.

How to apply for a RoDARS Permit in Toronto?

Applying for a RoDARS permit is not so easy, especially if you are not familiar with the requirements. But we at Construction Support Services handle the process carefully—from gathering required documents to submitting, coordinating with authorities, and securing final approval. We know all the city rules and regulations and we work closely with city departments to ensure everything goes smoothly.

How long does it take to get a RoDARS Permit?

It depends on the type of work and location. But approvals usually take 5 to 10 working days. It’s recommended to apply the permit early and with complete documents to speed up the review and approval process.

What documents do I need to submit for a RoDARS Permit?

You’ll need to submit an appropriate traffic management plan, insurance documents, site drawings, and details of your work. At Construction Support Services, we help prepare and submit all the required documents so the review and approval process doesn’t take up much time and you can start your project without unnecessary delays.

What if I start my project without a RoDARS Permit?

A RoDARS Permit is essential to ensure your work is legally authorized and properly coordinated with city services, utilities, and traffic management. Starting your work without one can result in costly fines, project delays, and even stop-work orders. So, avoid unnecessary risks and always secure your permit first.