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When a tired old road sign disappeared from the spot where it had sat for almost 50 years on the M6 it sparked a social media buzz.

National Highways has teamed up with artist, James Owen Thomas to create a one-of-a-kind piece of art from roadside rubbish to show the dangers and disruption caused by litter dumped on roads.

The hard shoulder is the lane on the far-left side of a motorway, which is separated from the live traffic lanes by a solid white line.

National Highways Performance Monitoring Statements Year end 2023-24 These statements are the primary sources of information for the performance of National Highways in accordance with the ORR Monitoring Guidelines. Performance Specification statements PS1 Improving safety for all PS2 Provi…

NATIONAL HIGHWAYS Asset Management Development Group ASSET DATA MANAGEMENT MANUAL Part 2 – Requirements and Additional Information October 2021 Version: 13.0 Asset Data Management Manual Page 1 of 164 Date of Issue: October 2021 Part 2 – Requirements and Additional Information Revision Sheet For rev…

The A66 is a key local, regional and national route for east/west journeys in the north of England providing vital connections for freight, tourism and businesses across the UK.

Efficiency Report Year 4 2023-24 National Highways continues to be committed to connecting the country and driving social value through our focus on safety, customer and delivery. 2 National Highways Efficiency Report Year 4 – 2023-24 Contents Foreword 5 Executive summary 6 1. Introduction …

The following policy relates to claims made against National Highways for alleged damage or injury incurred while on the strategic road network (SRN). These are known as 'Red Claims'.

The following policy relates to claims where National Highways seeks to recover monies from a third party in respect of damage caused to the SRN. These are known as 'Green Claims'.