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The Red X sign is key to supporting safety on motorways. It tells you when a lane is closed, helping any drivers and their passengers who may have got into difficulty. It also provides a safe place to work for the emergency services, recovery operators and our road workers.

Transforming Manchester's Castlefield Viaduct from a disused railway structure to a green sky park is a story with many twists and turns, including starring roles on the big screen.

Using low and zero emission vehicles to manage the road network is key to our plan for decarbonisation. We're ahead of schedule in achieving it

During 2020-2025 (Road Period 2) we are improving our understanding of bus and coach sector needs. We do this by engaging with operators and delivering improvements that make a difference for drivers, operators and passengers. These activities form the basis of our Bus and Coach Plan.

This bridge lies on the former Bridport to Maiden Newton line, the last broad gauge line to be constructed in Dorset.

Litter kills 3 million animals each year. Animals are attracted to discarded rubbish which brings them closer to the dangers of fast moving traffic.

The improved new target has been published in the project’s second annual sustainability report

Job candidates - privacy notice

National Highways uses traffic cameras to assist with the management of traffic on the motorway and trunk road network in England. This guidance relates to requests for traffic camera footage.

This page sets out how National Highways manages your rights to information, transparency and privacy.