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This is the latest version of Well-maintained Highways and it supersedes all previous versions . A list of all changes introduced from the original Code together with the date of introduction is included at the front of the Code. If you wish to look at a version of the Code highlighting all the changes from the previ...

This is the latest version of Well-maintained Highways and it supersedes all previous versions. All changes introduced since the previous version are highlighted in yellow. If you want to access the latest version of the Code without highlighted changes, please see the original document. Older versions of the Code a...

Management of Highway Structures: A Code of Practice was published in September 2005. Since then Government Policy in respect to highway and structures management has developed and evolved in a number of areas, including the introduction of new statutory duties on highways authorities. There have also been developments...

It is time to deliver: UKRLG chairman and Department for Transport director of local transport John Dowie offers clear advice on what Government expects from the transport sector....

Learn about a work on Streetlighting Connections which is projected to save £600k pa. ...

Sound asset management makes money go further: Application of a systematic approach to managing highway assets in London is demonstrating principles all road authorities can apply to make budgets go further....

Well-lit Highways was published in November 2004. Since then, Government Policy in respect to highway lighting has developed and evolved in a number of areas. There have also been a number of changes, including the introduction of new statutory duties on highways authorities. To assist users of this Code, the Roads ...