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Key dates in the history of the road network's development and National Highways.

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 …

We need to install ducting across the M3 in Basingstoke to connect a variable message sign to our communications network.

We are supporting local authorities that have implemented clean air zones. These are initiatives to improve air quality through a range of innovative measures.

We'll be improving the A66 between the M6 at Penrith and A1(M) at Scotch Corner. We propose to upgrade single carriageway sections of road to dual carriageway and improve the junctions along the route

Ash dieback is affecting trees on the land we manage. We're taking action to slow its spread and make sure trees along our strategic road network remain safe.

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.

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New technology developed to help ease the pain of roadworks for road users and businesses saw 2,100 fewer journeys being delayed on the M6 in a two-month trial.