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Litter puts road users and the people who have to pick it up at risk. It also threatens wildlife living alongside our roads. Dealing with litter takes valuable resources away from other work.

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.

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.

Our commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) policies and how these are delivered and monitored.

Steve Elderkin, National Highways Director of Environmental Sustainability, sets out our approach to refining carbon data and our commitment to openness and transparency in reporting.

You can apply for compensation if the value of your property goes down because of pollution or disturbance from the use of a new or altered road. This is known as a ‘Part I claim’.

Final demolition works to replace a motorway bridge take place this weekend as part of a £23 million National Highways project.

This October, we'll carry out the lowest carbon road resurfacing scheme we've ever attempted on our network - on the A64 in Yorkshire.

National Highways is looking to engage with companies of all sizes – including small to medium size enterprises (SMEs) – who might be interested in working on the Lower Thames Crossing.

We want to build and operate the Lower Thames Crossing in a way that brings the most benefit to the local area and the UK, while reducing our impact on our neighbours and the environment