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In 'Net zero highways: our 2050 plan', we committed to report in 2023 about how we can help reduce empty lorry movements.

The Government Security Classification Scheme outlines the way in which we protectively mark our data and information to keep it safe

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

The Optimised Working Windows (OWW) tool is a Microsoft Power Bl report that uses traffic count data to provide guidance on optimum start/end times for crews to access the road network safely.

This privacy notice provides information about how personal data is used when we occasionally ask users for feedback and opinions regarding our website and online presence.

Being an open and transparent organisation is an important part of what we do. We aim to keep the public and industry informed about our activity and our performance against our key performance indicators.

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The requirements, standards and specifications that govern our road infrastructure

A key strand of activity on the road to net zero is the transition to cleaner vehicles on our roads. We are working on a range of initiatives underway to support this goal. One action we committed to in our net zero highways plans is to publish a blueprint for EV charging services on our roads.

Images from National Highways traffic cameras are Crown copyright protected.