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How National Highways information is to be used in the building of machine learning algorithms. In this section Machine learning means building mathematical models to predict an outcome, using techniques drawn from computer science and statistics. The potential benefits of machine learning must b…

All National Highways information is managed and used ethically to protect individuals and their legal rights and build trust not just in what we do but how we do it. In this section Requirement National Highways wants to be an organisation that is trusted by the public, its stakeholders and its …

Innovation and research Our Innovation and Research Strategy We will make a generational shift in innovation for the roads sector through leadership, direction and clarity on our ambitions and challenges. How we work Our priorities Our networks Working with us Research and development Roads …

Archaeology At National Highways, archaeological investigations are always an important part in preparing to build a road. Before we start to build, our archaeologists will carefully excavate and record what’s beneath the surface. By doing this work, we can sensitively excavate any finds, help kee…

This page is intended to guide you towards safer recovery practices built up from many years of operating motorways, and the collaborative work we've done. Perhaps the most important piece of this advice is that you as a vehicle recovery operator are never expected to work in a live lane on a motor…

The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower for your vehicle discreetly indicates that you may need additional support if you break down or need assistance on a motorway or major A-road in England. For reading support, use the 'Listen to this website' link in the top ribbon of this website to launch the Brow…

We work with a wide range of organisations and stakeholders to create and maintain a world class road network. Partners  Our partners include:  individuals and groups who have land near our network, rely on our network, or represent groups that use our roads   academic and research organisations…

Judgment and documents relating to National Highways Limited v Persons Unknown Injunction Order (QB-2021-003576, QB-2021-003626, QB-2021-003737) 9 May 2022 (sealed on 12 May 2022) A2, A20, A2070, M2, M20 – Claim No. QB-2021-003626 National Highways Limited v Persons Unknown Judgment Order (QB-2021…

Contact us if you have a product that you believe can help with our key themes and challenges Connecting with us Our suppliers are critical to our success as a business and how we deliver safe and reliable journeys for our road users. There are two ways to secure work with us: Indirectly through…

Fog is a major travel hazard which can affect visibility. It occurs most often in late autumn and towards the end of February, but can be a problem throughout spring and autumn. Fog often disperses after sunrise but on occasions may last all day or several days. Before you travel It’s important t…