National Highways

National Highways

Government Administration

Birmingham, West Midlands 109,188 followers

Looking after England's motorways and major roads

About us

National Highways, formerly Highways England, is the government company responsible for the country's motorways and main A roads. This includes modernising and maintaining the highways, as well as running the network and keeping traffic moving.

Industry
Government Administration
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Birmingham, West Midlands
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2015
Specialties
Civil Engineering, Construction, Maintenance, Engineering Standards, Structural Engineering, Traffic Management, Operational Technology, Environmental Engineering, Road Design, Road Safety, Government Company, and Transport Infrastructure

Locations

  • Primary

    199, Wharfside Street

    Birmingham, West Midlands B1 1RN, US

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  • Bridge House

    1 Walnut Tree Close

    Guildford, GU1 4LZ, GB

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  • Manton Lane,

    Manton Lane Industrial Estate

    Bedford, Bedfordshire MK41 7LW, GB

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Employees at National Highways

Updates

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    🏆 Roads Academy wins at the ICW Awards! 🏆 David O'Neil and Dr. Ghaith Al-Werikat, MCIOB, CSM accepted the 'Developing the Next Generation of Collaborative Leaders'. David O’Neil's continual efforts and dedication was also acknowledged by the institution and received “The collaborative pioneer leader award”. As the sector wide leadership development programme, Roads Academy is about equipping our current and future leaders with the skills, capabilities and behaviours to meet the needs of our customers and connect the country. Learn more about the Roads Academy, see the link in the comments. #ICWAwards2024 #RoadsAcademy

    • David O'Neil (left) and Ghaith Al-Werikat (right) holding the ICW award.
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    🌟 A heartwarming story from our motorway network... 🐾 When Gretl the Weimaraner found herself lost on the M25, quick thinking and collaboration made all the difference. Our control room operators tracked her on CCTV and worked closely with traffic officers to keep her safe while arranging a reunion with her worried family. After four sleepless nights searching for their beloved pet, Gretl's owners received the call they'd been hoping for. "We spotted Gretl in the distance... it was the most amazing moment when she came towards me," says owner Lorraine. "Saturday was the happiest day of our lives." Gretl is now back home and resting her tired paws. ❤️🏠

    • Gretl reunited with her owner, alongside two traffic officers.
    • Gretl on the side of the road with cones in front of her.
    • Gretl and her owner at the side of the road in front of yellow railings.
    • Gretl back home safely.
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    Did you get to see BikerTek at Motorcycle Live last week? Our bespoke and fully functional motorbike was created using medical grade titanium body parts highlighting the very real risks faced by motorcyclists on British Roads. A team of experienced and respected bikers who all have the very same components in their own bodies accompanied the bike. The bikers gave the audience the opportunity to hear their stories, opening important conversations about road safety. #MCL24 #Festival #MotorcycleLive

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    With varying weather conditions throughout the winter that can change at short notice, it’s essential to inspect your vehicles and plan ahead to stay safe before setting off on a long journey. 🚗 Remember to: ❄️ Top–up: Fuel, oil and screen wash.  ❄️ Rest: Plan your journey in advance with regular stops to prevent driver fatigue.  ❄️ Inspect: Check lights and tyre pressure/ tread.  ❄️ Prepare: Have a plan for severe winter weather conditions. #TRIP #WinterDriving #UKWeather

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    Road safety is, and will always be, our number one priority, and our ambition remains that no-one should be harmed while travelling or working on our roads. Trucks are essential for our economy and to improve truck safety we are working with Euro NCAP through the introduction of a Truck Safe rating because road safety is a shared responsibility. Euro NCAP - For Safer Cars, Vans & Trucks introduced its new initiative, the first-ever TRUCK SAFE assessment programme, focusing on Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) safety. This new initiative is a significant step towards the Vision Zero goal, aimed at eliminating traffic fatalities and serious injuries. Road safety is a shared responsibility. Working with partners and road users themselves we can collectively achieve our ambition that no one is harmed while travelling or working on our roads. #SaferJourneys#TRUCKSAFE hashtag#EuroNCAP hashtag#VisionZero

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    Our Historic Railways Estate (HRE) is a collection of over 3,100 structures and assets which were once part of Britain’s rail network. As part of HRE, work began on the beautiful Riddings Viaduct this autumn, located across the border of England and Scotland. The viaduct was built by the North British Railway as part of its branch from Riddings Junction, a station on the outside of Carlisle, to Langholm in Dumfries and Galloway. The line opened on 18 March 1864. Work being done on the structure includes: 🧱 Repairs to masonry and concrete 🏗️ Repointing of open joints 🔧Restoration to the parapet handrails All repairs are to be undertaken on a like for like basis using materials that match as closely as possible to the existing materials. If you want to learn more about Riddings Viaduct, follow the link in the comments section ⬇️

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