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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…

Our primary role is to deliver a better service for road users and to support a growing economy. We work in the interests of taxpayers, road users and the millions of people who rely on the network every day.

On Wednesday 8 November 2023, the Secretary of State for Transport extended the Development Consent Order decision for the A66 Northern Trans-Pennine project.

Improving the health and wellbeing of people living near our roads

The bridge, near the former Southfleet Station, Kent, carries the B262 over the former Gravesend West Branch. Built in the 1880s, the line captured river traffic from Southend and Clacton via Gravesend Pier.

We believe we can inspire the next generation of construction professionals through an education programme that encourages a love of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).

Transforming major roads, creating new infrastructure, and revolutionising traffic flow with innovative technologies.

The Supply Chain Safety Leadership Group (SCSLG), with the full support of National Highways, is launching the next phase of Significant Risk: Strategic Direction.

Route strategies are a rolling programme setting out our plan for the strategic road network (SRN). They're a key research element underpinning the Road Investment Strategy (RIS), which informs the process of future road investment.

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