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National Highways is helping to keep the traditional landscape of the Cotswolds alive thanks to one of its major projects

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.

There are more than two dozen people involved in doctorate and post-doctorate research with universities in partnership with National Highways. Their work spans a range of engineering topics.

Litter strategy Our approach Introduction Litter is a serious issue. It harms the environment, upsets our customers and damages our reputation. It also puts our people at risk when they have to collect it and it diverts time and money that’s better spent on improving the road network. Our vision is …

M1 junctions 10 to 13 hard shoulder running & junction improvements Five-year post opening project evaluation M1 J10-13 & junction improvements five-years after evaluation Page 1 of 54 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…

A1 Dishforth to Leeming seven-years after and Leeming to Barton one-year after post-opening project evaluation report A1 Dishforth to Leeming Seven-year post-opening project evaluation A1 Leeming to Barton One-year post-opening project evaluation 1 A1 Dishforth to Leeming seven-years after and Leeming to Barton one-year after post-opening project evaluation report While National Highways has made …

We want to provide our customers with as much information as possible about our work on the Historical Railways Estate. As part of this we publish our forward programme of maintenance work and the assessment reports we use to prioritise our maintenance activity online.

Lower Thames Crossing - Latest news - Local businesses to be at forefront of low-carbon construction at Hole Farm

We’re restoring the historic Luffness Mains and Fenton Bridges near North Berwick, Scotland, to make them safe and ready for long-term use by the community.

South of Barrhead the unusual concrete viaduct is one of the largest monuments remaining from the former railway branch. National Highways has secured its safe future use with over 240 separate repairs.