What measures does traffic control take?

Traffic control refers to the control measures taken to control the passage of vehicles and people in some or all traffic sections for some safety reasons. So what measures does traffic control take?

1, close the site and related areas;

2, set up a warning line, delimit the warning area;

3. Control the commanding heights of the site;

4. Control regional traffic control;

5. Check the identity documents of the on-site personnel and interrogate the suspects;

6. Assemblies, processions and demonstrations are prohibited;

7, ordered the onlookers to leave the scene immediately, the crowd immediately dissolved;

8. Those who refuse to leave the scene after warnings and orders shall be forcibly dispersed by using batons, tear gas, high-pressure water guns and other necessary non-lethal police equipment;

9. Those who have not left after being forcibly dispersed may be forcibly taken away from the scene or immediately detained;

10. The suspects and their belongings at the scene can be searched and inspected, and illegally carried weapons, controlled knives, slogans, leaflets and other items can be confiscated.

I'll stop here with the traffic control measures.