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HIGHWAYS AGENCY NETWORK MANAGEMENT MANUAL PART 3 - ROUTINE SERVICE CONTENTS Chapter Page No. General 3.1-1 Introduction Inspections Information Management Operations Plans & Manuals Paved Areas 3.2-1 General Carriageways Footways & Cycle Tracks Covers, gratings, frames & boxes Kerbs, edgings & pre-formed channels Drainage 3.3-1 General Piped drainage systems Gullies, catchpits, grit traps, interceptors, soakaways, & manholes Piped grips Grips Ditches Filter drains & fin/narrow filter drains Culv…

M4 to Dorset Coast: Strategic connectivity study December 2023 M4 to Dorset Coast - Strategic connectivity study Introduction National Highways is the government organisation which plans, designs, builds, RIS2 identified the need operates and maintains England’s motorways and major A-roads, known as the strategic road for an M4 to Dorset network (SRN). The roads we manage play a Coast study as follows: critical role in enabling businesses to transport products and services, providing access to j…

Net zero highways: our 2030 / 2040 / 2050 plan NET ZERO HIGHWAYS THREE STRONG COMMITMENTS - BACKED BY IMMEDIATE AND SUSTAINED ACTION Our 2030 / 2040 / 2050 plan Net zero for our own operations by 2030 An ambitious programme putting Covering our own energy and travel. Actions include: roads at the heart of Britain’s net f We have bought certified, renewable electricity for our network lighting and operations since 2020 zero future f We will replace 70% of our road lighting with LEDs by 2027 f Our…

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M3 junctions 2 to 4a all lane running One-year post opening project evaluation While Highways England has made every effort to ensure the information in this document is accurate, Highways England does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of that information; and it cannot accept liability for any loss or damages of any kind resulting from reliance on the information or guidance this document contains. Page 2 of 35 Foreword Highways England’s motorways are among the safest in t…

Form of Notification to Police and to Highways & Bridge Authorities This Form of Notification template is an interactive form designed in Adobe Acrobat Pro to be downloaded from the National Highways website, saved and stored on a local device. It can be opened, viewed, saved and edited in a PDF reader - preferably Adobe Reader v10 or above. Free versions are available for download on the web. This template is designed to be read by ESDAL in order that authorities can have a single, free to use …

An Introduction to the Lean Visual Management Maintenance Foreword Highways England has three imperatives : Safety - our aim is that no one should be harmed when travelling or working on the strategic road network. We care about each other, our suppliers, our customers and communities. Customer Service – improving how what we do impacts those that use the roads. Delivering the Road Investment Strategy – on time and efficiently. Lean principles provide a foundation to help enable all of these pri…

Managing delay on the strategic road network Contents Foreword 3 Executive summary 4 Why we manage delay 6 Developing our plan 9 Focus 1: Optimising our roadworks 13 Focus 2: Innovating to address congestion 19 Focus 3: Reducing the impact of incidents 27 Next steps 33 2 Foreword Every year our customers drive 95 billion miles on our network; a third of all vehicle miles travelled in England. Our roads help our customers get to work, and to see family and friends. And they allow the vital moveme…

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