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National Highways Carbon Tool E-learning Training Programme Start Programme © 2024 National Highways National Highways Carbon Tool E-learning Training Programme lease use full screen ode Start nd lick the buttons to Programme avigate through the rogramme © 2024 National Highways Objectives of this programme ▪To understand the principles behind the National Highways Carbon Tool and its key features; and ▪To enable you to use the tool effectively to produce accurate carbon returns for National Hig…

In this section We care about your journey from start to finish - what we call an end-to-end experience, as described in our Customer Service strategy. We want to provide better facilities that connect with other transport networks and provide safe and convenient travel options. But this isn't all that improving experience means to us. It also means boosting people's health and wellbeing by improving their access to green space and recreational areas. Our Designated Funds programme provides …

Back Published 18 October 2023 Press Release News National Highways is set to carry out a new research trial which could significantly reduce the carbon footprint and cost of bridge building. The future of bridge construction could be transformed by a new trial being carried out by National Highways exploring more environmentally friendly building which could significantly reduce the carbon footprint and costs. Through a network of sensors, the research will analyse if fewer materials are…

Manual Guidance. Other aligned, minor changes, at 7.2, 7.4.7, 7.7 and 7.15.1. (Issue 197) • E-mail for CCTV Services Team corrected within Use of non-standard CCTV chapter at 7.19.6. (Issue 190) • Errors corrected within Service Provider Contingency Plan Model Document at Annex 7.8.12. Formatting changes made to improve readability and some minor paragraph numbering issues. (Issue 194) • Amendments made to Chapter 7.17 to include cross-reference to Managing and Identifying Canine Fatalities Form…

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4 Strategic Design Panel progress report Good road design: Contents Strategic Design Panel progress report 4 – March 2021 Foreword 6 makes roads safe and useful Executive summary 9 is inclusive 1. The Strategic Design Panel 13 makes roads understandable 2. Making progress 17 3. Design review 23 fits in context 4. Corridor design 26 is restrained 5. Climate change and biodiversity 29 is environmentally sustainable 6. Key recommendations and forward planning 32 is thorough Appendix A – Understandi…

Economic Role of National Highways Role 3: Planning and Placemaking Contents 1. Introduction . 2 2. Development and the SRN . 3 3. Engaging with the new planning system . 7 4. Conclusions & priorities for action. 9 1 1. Introduction The right development in the right places: National Highways influences placemaking to support future housing and business needs. We proactively collaborate with local planning authorities about the location and design of sustainable places through spatial planning a…

One-year post-opening project evaluation A21 Tonbridge to Pembury dualling One-year post-opening project evaluation Page 1 of 42 One-year post-opening project evaluation While National Highways has made every effort to ensure the information in this document is accurate, National Highways does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of that information; and it cannot accept liability for any loss or damages of any kind resulting from reliance on the information or guidance this do…

Delivering Social Value Annual Report 2023 Our first Economic Environmental Community Equality, diversity Recognising 2023-24 Foreword Introduction Social Value Plan prosperirty improvemement wellbeing and inclusion social value activity Contents 1. Foreword 03 2. Introduction 04 3. Our first Social Value Plan 05 4. Economic prosperity 06 5. Environmental improvement 07 6. Community wellbeing 08 7. Equality, diversity and inclusion 10 8. Recognising social value 11 9. 2023-24 activity 15 Nationa…

Your property and land surveys Content Highways England 4 Introduction 5 Surveys and compensation 6 Typical compensation levels 6 Compensation for boreholes and trial pits 8 Rent for measuring apparatus left on the land 9 Archaeological surveys 10 Compensation for non-intrusive/walk-over surveys 11 Surveyors fees 11 Claims for the time of the landowner or occupier 12 How we process your compensation claims 13 Our commitment to be open and fair 14 Complaints procedures 15 Further information 15 Y…