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The Paisley Road West railway bridge, constructed in 1909, carries Paisley Road over the former General Terminus railway branch. The line closed in the 1970s, with the tracks removed and the track beds on both sides of the bridge redeveloped.

Making sure water run-off from roads doesn't pollute the environment is our legal duty. It's also the right thing to do.

Network Rail is replacing the existing bridge that takes trains over the M62, between junction 19 and 20 near Rochdale.

National Highways has fully committed to compliance with the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK-GDPR).

This project, due for completion in summer 2025, will reduce congestion, create a smoother flow of traffic and provide safer journeys for thousands every day.

Operational technology is specifically used to operate and enable maintenance of the strategic road network and can be found at the roadside and in National Highways' regional operations centres.

We’re proposing to upgrade the A358 to dual carriageway between Southfields Roundabout on the A303 and the M5 at Taunton. The delivery of this scheme is part of a long term aim to create a high-quality dual carriage way link between London and the South East and the South West.

Find out about National Highways' role in the planning system and how we are aiming to be a proactive planning partner.

The Rhondda Tunnel Society is proposing to reopen the tunnel for cycling and walking, allowing current and future generations to enjoy this amazing feat of engineering.

Hydrogen powered construction a step closer after successful Lower Thames Crossing trial