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We are making safety and capacity improvements to the M42 junction 6 as it is an important strategic route to support economic growth and planned development in the region.

We want to make a positive difference for communities living near our roads, especially where we’re carrying out works. Here are some of the ways we've supported local communities around our M25 junction 28 improvement scheme

Following the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s announcement to the House of Parliament on 29 July 2024, the A27 Arundel Bypass will not be taken forward.

With construction underway there are a number of opportunities to join our team. We’re keen to support local economic growth and will work with partners to improve local employment opportunities

By dualling the remaining sections of single carriageway, we will improve safety, help make journeys more reliable and support the regional and local economy.

National Highways' approach to innovation, within itself and across the highways sector

Alongside our maintenance and repair work we work closely with many organisations who may be able to give our structures a new lease of life as walking and cycling routes, or heritage railways.

We will have hundreds of opportunities for local people to kick-start their careers via apprenticeships, traineeships and graduate programmes.

We’re increasing the current two lanes of the A1 in each direction to three lanes between Scotswood and North Brunton.

We need to resurface sections of the A34 northbound between Beedon and West Ilsley in Berkshire.