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New guide lays down life expectancy for road surfaces 30/06/2011 New guidance on the service life for road surface treatments will help highway authorities undertake proper asset management by providing a recognised standard for lifecycle planning and asset valuation.
Road surfacing industry shares cost-saving ideas 05/01/2012 A major conference is being held to explore ways of maintaining the road network more efficiently as pressure grows on budgets.
Road surface technology diploma launched 29/03/2012 The University of Derby with the support of the Road Surface Treatments Association is launching a new three-year Diploma in Road Surface Technology.
Best practice group set-up for patch repairs 25/02/2013 The Road Surface Treatments Association has established a new industry group to forward industry best practice for the patch repairs of roads.
New code for better road crack sealing 07/03/2013 The Road Surface Treatments Association has set out best practice procedures for crack sealing and joint repair systems for road surfaces.
RSTA calls for road maintenance funding 07/06/2013 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has called for a number of commitments from the Government in order to ensure sufficient funding for road maintenance.
RSTA welcomes long-term funding for roads 24/07/2013 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has welcomed the possibility of greater long-term certainty of road maintenance funding, but has issued a note of caution.
RSTA welcomes asset management guidance 15/08/2013 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has welcomed the launch of guidance on why asset management is the best way forward for highway maintenance funding.
RSTA looks to minimise future skills crisis 20/08/2013 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has developed an active training programme specific to the road surface sector.
RSTA launches new code of practice 02/09/2013 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has published best practice guidance on the installation of innovative patching systems for road maintenance.
New group to promote road re-texturing and re-profiling 23/10/2013 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has established a new sub-committee that will promote the benefits of road re-texturing and re-profiling.
RSTA calls for real action on deteriorating road network 31/10/2013 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has called on Chancellor George Osborne to use his forthcoming Autumn Statement as an opportunity to announce real action to tackle the UK’s crumbling road network.
RSTA surfacing seminar in Liverpool 24/03/2011 The Road Surface Treatments Association is running a one day training seminar in Liverpool next month covering all the latest developments in the industry.
Roads underspend should be used to address pothole crisis 03/03/2014 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) wants spare funds to be used to help address the UK’s deteriorating road network.
More funding needed to repair flood-damaged roads 05/03/2014 Howard Robinson from the Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) wants the government to provide extra funding for road repair and maintenance.
New chairman for RSTA 07/04/2014 Paul Goosey, divisional director of Eurovia Specialist Treatments, has been appointed chairman of the Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA).
Increased traffic congestion putting pressure on roads 21/11/2014 Road maintenance funding is inadequate to meet the demands of rising traffic levels, according to the Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA).
RSTA award winners announced 20/04/2015 The winners of the Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) 2015 Health and Safety Awards have been announced.
Harper appointed as new RSTA chairman 19/05/2015 Mike Harper has been appointed as the new chairman of the Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA).
RSTA: Invest in roads to improve economy 15/06/2015 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has called on the government to fully recognise the social and economic benefits of a well-maintained road network.
New surfacing guide launched 16/06/2015 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has launched a definitive industry guide to a variety of surfacing techniques that are used to maintain the highway network.
RSTA warning over local roads funding 13/07/2015 Reduced government funding of local authorities could lead to further deterioration in the road network, the Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has warned.
Cyclists fall victim to deteriorating roads 03/09/2015 Deteriorating road surfaces are one of the main factors behind a significant increase in the numbers of cyclists being killed or seriously injured, according to the CTC, the national cycling charity.
Video highlights importance of surface dressing 08/09/2015 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) and the British Motorcyclists Federation (BMF) have produced a new video which explains why surface dressing is an important road maintenance technique for keeping bikers safe.
Pothole problem covers 12,000 miles, report reveals 19/11/2015 Almost 12,000 miles of roads are blighted by potholes, according to a report carried out by LV=Road Rescue.
RSTA wants extra funding for flood damaged roads 11/01/2016 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has called on the government to provide extra funding for the repair of flood damaged roads.
Increase in vehicles damaged by potholes 22/01/2016 The RAC has reported a 24% year-on-year increase in the number of call-outs to vehicles that have suffered damage due to potholed roads and poor surfaces.
RSTA conference to take place 01/03/2016 The Road Surface Treatment Association’s (RSTA) Annual Conference will take place at the Belfry on 7 April.
RSTA to offer industry insight at this year’s Highways SIB 26/04/2016 The highways sector will be able to gain an insight into how surface treatments contribute towards local authorities asset management plans during a one-hour interactive workshop put on by the Road Surface Treatments Association at this year’s Highways SIB (Seeing is Believing) event.
RSTA calls for increase in road maintenance budgets 10/05/2016 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has called for an increase in local road maintenance funding after statistics released by the Department for Transport (DfT) showed an increase in the number of licensed vehicles on the network.
RSTA: Spend more money on roads to cope with rise in car journeys 20/06/2016 A predicted rise in car journeys underlines the need for a well maintained road network, according to the Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA).
Hertfordshire’s pothole approach saves £730,000 21/07/2016 Hertfordshire County Council’s new inspection approach to tackling potholes has helped the local authority save £730,000.
RSTA wants national standard for repairing potholes 01/08/2016 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has called on local authorities to agree on a national standard when it comes to repairing potholes.
RSTA calls on Chancellor to focus on local roads 04/10/2016 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has called on the new Chancellor, Philip Hammond, to recognise the value of local roads in his upcoming Autumn Statement.
RSTA welcomes Major Road Network study 18/10/2016 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has welcomed the publication of the Rees Jeffrey’s Report ‘A Major Road Network for England’.
RSTA: Investment in roads needed to cope with increased traffic 15/11/2016 The head of the Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) says increased traffic on the network demonstrates the need for well maintained roads.
Industry reacts to Autumn Statement 24/11/2016 The industry has given its reaction to Chancellor Philip Hammond’s Autumn Statement.
RSTA calls for action on National Pothole Day 16/01/2017 The Road Surface Treatments Association (RSTA) has put out a call for action to address the state of the UK's deteriorating local road network.
Happy Pothole Day! RSTA calls local roads ‘a national disgrace’ 08/03/2018 On the fourth annual National Pothole Day, a leading industry body has declared that potholes on local roads have gone from a local problem to ‘a national disgrace’.