National Highways announced as 'headline partner' for Traffex07/05/2024 National Highways has been announced as the headline content partner for Traffex this month, taking place for the first time at the CBS Arena in Coventry on May 22 and 23. |
How do you get a bridge into a wind tunnel?02/05/2024 National Highways has modelled plans for a new central reservation barrier on the M4 Prince of Wales using a wind tunnel. |
National Highways' Heroes: Traffic officer service celebrates 20 years26/04/2024 National Highways’ traffic officer service celebrates its 20th anniversary on Friday (26 April), having increased tenfold over the two decades. |
National Highways refuses to disclose smart motorway SVD status23/04/2024 National Highways has refused to disclose how many of its failing smart motorway safety systems have nevertheless been cleared for permanent operation. |
Nineteen-mile detour as M25 faces new closure18/04/2024 A section of the M25 will be shut for a full weekend for the second time this year as work on National Highways’ £317m Junction 10 scheme continues. |
National Highways secures £50m digital transformation partnership12/04/2024 Digital services provider Version 1 has been named as National Highways' 'strategic long-term partner for managed services and collaboration'. |
Return of the white water lilies? Fresh work to boost biodiversity13/03/2024 National Highways is helping fund a major Devon County Council scheme to de-silt a lake within a Site of Special Scientific Interest alongside the A38. |
Exclusive: One million hours of delays in six months - M25 scheme impact revealed28/02/2024 New data obtained by Highways shows the impact of the £317m M25 Junction 10 scheme, with vehicles delayed by nearly a quarter of a million hours in just one month. |
Transport secretary names new National Highways chair22/02/2024 Sir Gareth Rhys Williams has been appointed by the transport secretary as the new National Highways chair. |
Government wins in Court of Appeal on £450m worth of schemes22/02/2024 Court of Appeal judges have given the go-ahead on development consent orders (DCOs) for three National Highways schemes potentially worth a total of £450m. |
£100m M27 scheme at risk22/02/2024 A proposal to revamp junction 10 of the M27 in Hampshire to support the Welborne Garden Village development is under threat due to escalating costs. |
Harris leads anti-littering campaign to address 'social problem’14/02/2024 National Highways has launched a 'long-awaited' campaign to highlight its work to deal with litter dropped along its network as it faces a trial in September over the issue. |
ORR opens full investigation into National Highways after 'recurring issues'14/02/2024 The roads monitor has opened up a wide-ranging investigation into National Highways' performance, which it says has dipped in a number of areas. |
Met Office helps keep the show on the road13/02/2024 Met Office meteorologists based at National Highways’ NTOC National Traffic Operations Centre have helped the government-owned company progress one of its major enhancement schemes, despite the threat of adverse conditions. |
National Highways sits on scheme delay data31/01/2024 National Highways has refused to disclose data on the impact of its £317m M25 Junction 10 scheme, as it warned of further disruption throughout the coming year. |
Harris: Smart motorway refuge planning 'very advanced'24/01/2024 National Highways boss Nick Harris has told MPs that the government-owned company has still only retrofitted 13 emergency areas (EAs) on smart motorways but insisted he is ‘confident’ of meeting the target of 150 by next March. |
Worth the weight: National Highways installs 92-tonne footbridge on M2522/01/2024 National Highways is halfway through the installation of a new 91-metre, 92 tonne footbridge across the M25 in Surrey, part of its £317m Junction 10 upgrade. |
Stopped vehicle detection hits target but 85% of testing data unusable18/12/2023 National Highways has made significant progress on smart motorway safety according to a new report from the roads monitor however concerns remain about the strength of the underlying testing data. |
ORR tells National Highways 'time is running out' on safety target18/12/2023 National Highways is off course to meet its key safety target of halving KSIs by 2025 - compared to a 2005 to 2009 average baseline - and been told by England's road monitor to draw up an urgent action plan. |
Three winners in competition to 'ease the pain of roadworks’06/12/2023 National Highways is to trial three winning ideas from its roadworks innovation competition, which aims to use the latest technology to help ‘ease the pain of roadworks’. |
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