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How to notify an abnormal load movement if you are not registered to use the ESDAL system In this section In this section: Forms for offline notification Other forms Vehicle Special Order (VSO) If you are not registered to use the Electronic Service Delivery for Abnormal Loads (ESDAL) system, you can use these forms to: make an application to move an abnormal load notify the authorities There are different application forms depending on the dimensions and weight of the load and vehicle …

Whether you’re heading north to south or east to west across the country, you’re likely to travel through our network in the East Midlands. We’re the beating heart of the country and roads support economic growth, helping connect global brands to their customers. Many national distribution companies have chosen the Midlands as their home because of the excellent road infrastructure here. Our major roads, like the M1 and the M6, connect the Midlands to local roads and with the rest of the UK an…

620 miles of motorway and strategic A-roads are at the heart of the South West’s economic potential. Set against some of the country’s most stunning scenery with its enchanting areas of outstanding natural beauty, our roads keep people moving. By maintaining and developing our roads we ensure the region can cope with the 21.4 million extra visitors that flock to the South West each year. We support industry, helping small and large-scale businesses reach key markets, while providing access to…

A 670-mile network of motorways and A roads sit at the heart of the transport network in Yorkshire and the North East. From the city roads of Leeds and Newcastle, to rural single carriageways, we keep our region moving. Providing access to international gateways – from ports at Grimsby and Immingham and Tees and Hartlepool, to airports at Teesside and Leeds-Bradford, our road system supports business growth. It also brings tourism to our stunning natural, cultural and historic attractions. To …

Judgment and documents relating to National Highways Limited’s appeal of the Orders of the Honourable Mr Justice Bennathan dated 9 May 2022 (sealed on 12 May 2022) - CA-2022-001066 & CA-2022-001105 Permission Order - 27 October 2022 Listing Window Notification Letter - 31 October 2022 Application Notice - 3 November 2022 Witness Statement of Laura Higson with Exhibit LNH1 - 3 November 2022 Court Order – 8 November 2022 Party Details Form Schedule: Party Details Letter to Respondents date…

The WebTRIS service is currently expected to be interrupted in early 2025 to enable changes to its underlying infrastructure. We previously advised that the Webtris service would likely be interrupted in early 2024 to enable changes to be made to its underlying infrastructure. This work has now been rescheduled and we expect the interruption to occur in early 2025. The service will continue and data will be accessible until this time. When the interruption does occur we expect it to last for ar…

National Highways undertakes reviews on major road schemes to measure impact against forecast. Our POPEs provide an opportunity to determine how effective we are in delivering improvements against our portfolio of major projects in the road investment programme. We compare the impact in key areas, including journey reliability, safety and on the environment. The evaluation provides an early mechanism to ensure the project is on track to deliver the anticipated benefits over the lifecycle of a …

Published 21 Oct 2024 Discover how we’ve given bats a new place to hibernate with the conversion of a disused fogging hut. Share this article Protecting the environment and the nature in and around our historical railway structures is key to the work we do to look after our estate.  During Autumn 2024, a tunnel tucked in the Cotswold countryside was due to receive some minor repairs. During our ecological survey by our partner Jacobs, we were pleasantly surprised to find an old, disused fog…

Work is under way on two historic viaducts and a tunnel that will soon become part of the growing active travel network in Somerset. We're working in partnership with the Greenways and Cycleroutes charity and other key local stakeholders to make history. Share this article Location: Shepton Mallet, Somerset Project managed by: Greenways and Cycleroutes Open to the public? No Status: In development History  The Ham Wood and Bath Road Viaducts together with the Windsor Tunnel form part of t…

In this section Needing to stop, or being forced to stop, in an emergency on a live traffic lane is very rare. It can of course happen on any road but on high-speed roads it is more frightening, and help needs to be at hand quickly.  In March 2020, the Secretary of State for Transport published the Smart motorway evidence stocktake and action plan. The plan committed to implementing a range of measures to help drivers feel safe and be even safer in moving traffic. This included commitments to …