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New mobile technology capable of automatically detecting motorists who fail to wear a seatbelt or hold mobile phones at the wheel is being trialled in the UK for the first time under plans to boost road safety.

Engineer Colin McNicol shares how close collaboration was the key to getting the right safety solution at one of our HRE bridges in Kilmarnock.

Guidance Definition of Asset Management Responsibilities: Bridges and Structures Department for Transport/ADEPT/UKRLG/National Highways Date of issue: February 2022 Managing Network Occupancy Policy – Boundaries on Structures Notice This document and its contents have been prepared and are intended …

We're investigating ways to improve connectivity between Manchester and Sheffield.

Code of Practice Lighting and Marking for Abnormal Load Self escorting vehicles incorporating Operating guidance Basic principles – escorting from the front . 19 In the event of a breakdown of the abnormal load vehicle . 19 7 PARKING UP . 20 Vehicle parked “In line” . 20 Vehicle parked in “Fend off”…

Microplastics and Contaminants of Concern in the Strategic Road Network Specialist Professional & Technical Services 2 (SPaTS 2) (April 2023) Microplastics and Contaminants of Concern in the Strategic Road Network Reference Number: T0051 Client Name: National Highways This document has been issued a…

Gender pay gap report 2021 - 2022 Introduction We are committed to having a diverse, inclusive and enabled workforce, which reflects the communities in which we work and serve. We have taken action to make improvements in our approach to equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) through data driven ev…

National Highways provides a range of mobile services designed to allow you to stay in touch with our latest information and traffic updates on the move.

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Automated cutting machines are revisiting Lancashire roadsides to help wildflowers thrive a year after they were planted in a partnership to support wildlife and biodiversity.