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Fog is a major travel hazard which can affect visibility. It occurs most often in late autumn and towards the end of February, but can be a problem throughout spring and autumn.

Road to Zero Harm is our road safety initiative which will help us realise our vision - that no-one should be killed or seriously injured on the strategic road network

The OTSL gives requirements for Operational Technology products and services on motorways and all-purpose trunks roads, and related services.

We'd love to hear your feedback about our Home Safe and Well initiative.

The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower for your vehicle discreetly indicates that you may need additional support if you break down or need assistance on a motorway or major A-road in England.

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

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

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.