Former Facebook boss joins National Highways24/06/2022 Former Facebook director Diego Oliva has been appointed as a non-executive director of National Highways. |
Council ruling 'draws line' on historic bridges debacle17/06/2022 National Highways has been told to reverse highly controversial works to infill a bridge in Cumbria, which it carried out under emergency powers. |
Kelly and Bell lead Queen's Birthday Honours07/06/2022 The top civil servant at the Department for Transport (DfT) heads the list of transport figures recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours. |
National Highways launches new asset management strategy20/05/2022 National Highways has launched an updated asset management policy designed to create a 'single approach' for England's strategic roads operator and its supply chain. |
First A47 improvement opens17/05/2022 The first in a series of major improvements to the A47 in the East of England has officially opened. |
'Missing' Junction 2 on M55 comes into view17/05/2022 National Highways has released new aerial pictures showing the ‘missing’ Junction 2 currently being built along the M55. |
WSP secures £2.2m deal to advise National Highways on net zero plans20/04/2022 WSP has won a £2.2m contract to advise National Highways for the next two years on the delivery of its net zero commitments. |
Another day in highways: Making a grand entrance on a 200-tonne crane04/04/2022 National Highways has released a video showing the ‘grand entrance’ of the new footbridge over the A63 Castle Street in Hull as it was lifted into place with a 200-tonne crane. |
National Highways to unveil CAP plant scoring system22/03/2022 Next week National Highways will be unveiling a new industry-wide scoring system for Connected and Autonomous Plant to construction bosses. |
Lower Thames Crossing facing carbon questions18/03/2022 National Highways is facing pressure over the climate impact of building the Lower Thames Crossing after it made a so-far unsubstantiated claim to have already cut construction carbon on the scheme by ‘over a third’. |
Bird’s eye view highlights M6 junction progress17/03/2022 National Highways has released new images of its ‘transformation’ of Junction 10 of the M6 to highlight the progress being made and the scale of the work involved. |
£1.3bn SRN resurfacing work up for grabs15/03/2022 National Highways is seeking bidders for a Pavement Delivery Framework valued at £1.3bn over five years. |
£60m A11 refurbishment to start after Easter04/03/2022 National Highways will begin work next month on a multi-million-pound surface upgrade to the A11, as a part of its nationwide drive to ‘revitalise’ concrete roads. |
Consultation modifies bypass improvements24/02/2022 National Highways has unveiled its preferred route for a £500m scheme to dual a section of the A46 trade corridor connecting the M5 with Humber Ports. |
We need electric vehicles to solve illegal pollution, National Highways says22/02/2022 National Highways has offered no firm solution to illegal levels of air pollution on the national network at as many 17 sites, suggesting only the take-up of cleaner vehicles can bring air quality within legally binding limits. |
The long read: Road marking research - the bad, the good and the controversial22/02/2022 The first large scale study of how modern road markings react with typical road surfaces has thrown up some bad news, some good news and some controversial issues. |
Red alert: Eunice closes bridges and roads18/02/2022 National Highways closed major bridges and a number of roads on the strategic network on Friday morning, while the RAC warned drivers against making unnecessary journeys. |
Crooked (no more) Billet: National Highways completes £6.4m upgrade11/02/2022 National Highways has completed the £6.4m upgrade to the A30 Crooked Billet roundabout near Staines-upon-Thames. |
Only half of road closures on the SRN notified correctly09/02/2022 All National Highways regions are currently performing ‘well below’ its target level for the accuracy and timeliness of notifications of overnight road closures, according to its monitor. |
New fuel price signs cleared for roll-out03/02/2022 National Highways has given the UK’s largest motorway services operator permission to display new digital price signs on motorways, offering cheaper fuel as the cost of living crisis worsens. |
Tarmac to end hot mix after 120 years
Wardrop says emissions cuts 'not a game'
DfT begins council traffic fines roll-out
