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Net zero highways: Our 2030 / 2040 / 2050 plan Progress report 2022-2023 September 2023 Foreword We’ve made huge strides since we published Net Zero Highways: our 2030 / 2040 / 2050 plan in 2021. In the year since we published our first update, we’ve seen the Government re-affirm i…

The importance of embracing new autonomous technology.

Highways England Strategic Design Panel progress report 1 Contents Foreword 5 Executive summary 9 1. Purpose and governance 13 2. Membership 17 3. Embedding a design led culture 19 in Highways England 4. Adding value to Highways England design 23 guidance and processes 5. Advice on specific schemes 27 6. Advice on Expressways 33 7. Wider championing of good design 35 in …

Gender Pay Gap Report 2022-23 At National Highways we’re committed to building a diverse, inclusive and enabled workforce, reflecting the communities we serve. We take action to improve our approach to equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) through employee feedback and informed by data-dr…

Economic Role of National Highways Role 2: Strategic Connectivity Contents 1. Introduction . 2 2. Connectivity and the SRN . 3 3. The role of National Highways supporting strategic connectivity . 10 1 1. Introduction The Strategic Road Network (‘SRN’) plays a vital role in connecti…

Economic Role of National Highways Role 1: SRN-Reliant Sectors Contents 1. Introduction . 2 2. What are SRN-reliant sectors? . 3 3. What are the characteristics of road reliant businesses? . 5 4. What are the future trends affecting SRN-reliant sectors? . 7 5. The role of National Highways s…

An Introduction to the Collaborative Planning System 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 …

We want to assemble the next generation of talent through effective engagement with local students and educators.

Our archaeological investigations so far have included a range of detailed surveys of areas of land that will be disturbed by construction both inside and outside the World Heritage Site.

Highlighting plants and wildlife that have found a habitat on our land