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N260 In the Statement of Costs High Court of Justice (summary assessment) King's...
N260 In the Statement of Costs High Court of Justice (summary assessment) King's Bench Division (CPR PF44 9.5) Judge Case QB-2021-003576, 3626 and 3737 Reference NATIONAL HIGHWAYS LIMITED -and- (1) PERSONS UNKNOWN CAUSING THE BLOCKING OF, ENDANGERING, OR PREVENTING THE FREE FLOW OF TRAFFIC ON THE M25 MOTORWAY, A2 A20 AND A2070 TRUNK ROADS AND M2 AND M20 MOTORWAY, A1(M), A3, A12, A13, A21, A23, A30, A414 AND A3113 TRUNK ROADS AND THE M1, M3, M4, M4 SPUR, M11, M26, M23 AND M40 MOTORWAYS FOR THE PU
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https://nationalhighways.co.uk/media/5rmha0m0/n260-review-hearing-24-april-2023-126014195-1.pdf
National Highways unveils average speed camera scheme to improve A38 safety in Cornwall
National Highways and the Vision Zero South West Road Safety Partnership are taking steps to improve safety along the A38 in Cornwall by delivering an average speed camera scheme between Carkeel and Trerulefoot.
https://nationalhighways.co.uk/national-highways-unveils-average-speed-camera-scheme-to-improve-a38-safety-in-cornwall/
M4 Prince of Wales bridge resurfacing - National Highways
We’re resurfacing a section of the M4 Prince of Wales bridge to extend the life of the road surface, providing smoother and safer journeys for motorists.
https://nationalhighways.co.uk/our-roads/south-west/m4-prince-of-wales-bridge-resurfacing/
Safety schemes in the East region - National Highways
We're proposing targeted speed management changes to six stretches of the East region's A47, A5 and A120 roads. This is part of our ongoing commitment to reduce deaths and serious injuries on our roads
https://nationalhighways.co.uk/our-roads/east/safety-schemes-in-the-east-region/
Movement of abnormal indivisible loads through planned roadworks
Movement of abnormal indivisible loads through planned roadworks REVISED 06/22 Movement of Abnormal Indivisible Loads through Planned Roadworks Contents Scope and Purpose . 3 Conflicts Background . 4 Optimising Traffic Management at Roadworks with Consideration for AILs . 5 Diversion Routes . 5 Alternative Routes . 5 Agreed No Works Days . 5 Minimum Width and Weight Capacities . 6 Temporary Lifting of Works . 6 Working with the Police . 6 NOMS Information for the Police . 6 Notification . 6 Publ
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https://nationalhighways.co.uk/media/zcolh4u5/movement-of-abnormal-loads-through-planned-roadworks_report-bhm22_0106.pdf
A23 Handcross to Warninglid Five-year post-opening project evaluation This docum...
A23 Handcross to Warninglid Five-year post-opening project evaluation This document has been prepared by National Highways with assistance from its consultants (where employed). The document and its accompanying data remain the property of National Highways. While all reasonable care has been taken in the preparation of this document, it cannot be guaranteed that it is free of every potential error. In the absence of formal contractual agreement to the contrary, neither National Highways nor its
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https://nationalhighways.co.uk/media/a1whuxjd/a23-handcross-five-year-post-opening-evaluation.pdf
Economic Role of National Highways Role 3: Planning and Placemaking Contents 1. ...
Economic Role of National Highways Role 3: Planning and Placemaking Contents 1. Introduction . 2 2. Development and the SRN . 3 3. Engaging with the new planning system . 7 4. Conclusions & priorities for action. 9 1 1. Introduction The right development in the right places: National Highways influences placemaking to support future housing and business needs. We proactively collaborate with local planning authorities about the location and design of sustainable places through spatial planning a
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https://nationalhighways.co.uk/media/h5vdavdy/role-3-jan-24_clean_v2-fin.pdf
Net zero highways Data method statement August 2024 Net Zero Highways: Data Meth...
Net zero highways Data method statement August 2024 Net Zero Highways: Data Method Statement Introduction This document outlines the methods that we have used to develop the 2019/2020 baseline and carbon reduction trajectory for the Net Zero Plan (NZP) and associated updates1. This method statement provides an update to the previous version and details out the key changes and challenges and covers the three following areas of carbon emissions: 1. Corporate: Emissions from our own operations, thi
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https://nationalhighways.co.uk/media/gvwbmjth/net-zero-plan-external-methods-statement-2023_2024.pdf
Part 7 Annex 7.8.1 Hot debrief process Annex 7.8.1 Framework for debriefs Versio...
Part 7 Annex 7.8.1 Hot debrief process Annex 7.8.1 Framework for debriefs Version 1 Amend. 8 Issue Jul 09 A7.8.1-1 Part 7 Annex 7.8.2 Hot debrief process Annex 7.8.2 Hot debrief process Version 1 Amend. 8 Issue Jul 09 A7.8.2-1 Part 7 Annex 7.8.3 Cold debrief initiation process Annex 7.8.3 Cold debrief initiation process Go to Annex 7.8.4 Cold Debrief Incident closed ‘Walkthrough’ Agenda APT Hot debrief occurs Ensure attendants under SP/TOS ar e advised control. Inform accordingly. APM APT SP/TOS
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https://nationalhighways.co.uk/media/o5mbojm0/nmm_part_7b.pdf
Update: A421 in Bedfordshire remains closed in both directions due to significant flooding
National Highways is continuing to work around the clock to tackle the issue but is warning that despite having removed over 5 million litres of water – equivalent to two Olympic-sized swimming pools – the road is likely to remain closed for a prolonged period that could amount to several days.
https://nationalhighways.co.uk/update-a421-in-bedfordshire-remains-closed-in-both-directions-due-to-significant-flooding/
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