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We’re building additional emergency areas on our all lane running smart motorways in the Midlands.

Our approach has been developed through a combination of customer research, insight and stakeholder engagement. It sets out how we will build on what we are already doing to deliver roads and services that are accessible and inclusive for disabled people.

Manny Lewis is to join National Highways on 10 March 2025 as a Non-Executive Director

We’re upgrading the central barrier on the A66 between the Snow Gates at Bowes and the Cumbria border. We're also adding new snow poles as well as adding and upgrading signs.

We manage the strategic road network in England, comprising motorways and some A roads. Our road network is essential to the growth, wellbeing and balance of the nation’s economy.

National Highways is refreshing its Digital, Data and Technology Strategy for the remainder of RIS2 (2023-25), preparing for the third road investment period (RIS3), starting in 2025.

News release trailing safety work along the A66, A590 and A585 in Cumbria and Lancashire

The Government's Road Investment Strategy identified the East of England as an area in need of investment. 17 major road schemes were identified as requiring investment including six along the A47.

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

We’re upgrading the Park Lane junction with A5036 Dunnings Bridge Road to deliver cyclist and pedestrian crossing points on all four of its arms, creating easier and safer journeys for everyone.