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We are supporting local authorities that have implemented clean air zones. These are initiatives to improve air quality through a range of innovative measures.

Our frontline teams play a vital role on motorways helping road users – our customers – to complete their journeys safely and reliably.

We're improving the 10-mile section of the M6 between junctions 21a and 26, by upgrading it to an all-lane running motorway. This will provide increased capacity in a cost-effective way, maximising the use of the existing road.

The M40/M42 interchange is frequently congested at peak times, affecting both local journeys and long distance traffic between London and Scotland. Major new developments in Birmingham, Solihull and the Black Country will also increase demand on the junction.

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We’re building additional emergency areas to our all lane running smart motorways in the South East.

Although our smart motorway work has been cancelled following the Government’s latest announcement, we’re continuing to improve safety between junctions 9 and 14 by upgrading the barrier in the central reservation from metal to concrete.

Our commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) policies and how these are delivered and monitored.

We’re committed and actively working to ensure that our website is usable and accessible to as many people as possible.

National Highways is looking to engage with companies of all sizes – including small to medium size enterprises (SMEs) – who might be interested in working on the Lower Thames Crossing.