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Suicide prevention strategy Our approach Suicide prevention strategy - Our approach Introduction National Highways operates, maintains and modernises England’s strategic road network. Our ambition is to ensure our major roads are more dependable, durable and most importantly – safe. At National High…

Our experienced team of archaeologists discovered a wealth of information about the lives of Hull society at a time when the population was rapidly expanding in the 18th and 19th century.

A host of new ideas to take the sting out of roadworks for drivers, local communities and businesses are to be trialled thanks to a National Highways competition.

A section of the old A30 in Cornwall has this week reopened as the new B3288, providing improved connectivity for local communities.

A stakeholder resource page to support the TRIP campaign

2023 marked 100 years since the Great Britain road numbering scheme was introduced. Before this, if you weren’t a local, it was very difficult to tell one road from another.

Explainability statement and overview for Highways – webchat of National Highways

Making a difference for our customers Customer service strategy February 2022 nationalhighways.co.uk Foreword from our Chief Executive Making a difference Since we first published our Customer service strategy in 2016, we’ve Our road network is integral for our customers’ journeys and is the backbon…

Design review at National Highways: A guide Introduction Improving the design quality of the strategic road network has been a key ambition of National Highways since 2015. Design review provides project design teams with independent advice on good design. It helps schemes deliver positive impacts f…

Seven companies have been shortlisted for an exciting carbon reduction competition organised by National Highways and will receive between £15,000 and £30,000 to develop their ideas.