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Key Requirements for Third Party Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects Key Requirements and Guidance for Promoters 30 April 2025 1. Introduction National Highways has a set of key requirements for Third Party Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs), i.e., NSIPs promoted by an…

A rare survivor from the heyday of the Edinburgh and Hawick Railway, this listed footbridge was closed for public use following safety concerns. A brighter future awaits it, thanks to our restoration work.

This afternoon the A421 eastbound carriageway, near Marston Moretaine, reopened for the first time since record rainfall forced its closure almost three weeks ago, allowing traffic to return to the road in both directions.

In March 2020, the Secretary of State for Transport published the Smart motorway evidence stocktake and action plan. The plan included an action to review all existing emergency areas and to widen any which were less than the current standard, if feasible and appropriate.

The bridge, near the former Southfleet Station, Kent, carries the B262 over the former Gravesend West Branch. Built in the 1880s, the line captured river traffic from Southend and Clacton via Gravesend Pier.

A stakeholder resource page to support the TRIP campaign

Ash dieback is affecting trees on the land we manage. We're taking action to slow its spread and make sure trees along our strategic road network remain safe.

Drivers are being advised to avoid a section of the M25 as significant disruption is likely to last into the evening as work continues to repair the carriageway following two major incidents.

The Supply Chain Safety Leadership Group (SCSLG), with the full support of National Highways, is launching the next phase of Significant Risk: Strategic Direction.

This page outlines our policy for identifying and dealing with unreasonable customer contacts.