Freedom of information (FOI) releases from National Highways

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58 disclosures

  1. I'd like to know the initial calculation of the cost of the congestion which was expected to be caused during the construction phase of the road scheme at the M25/A3 junction. And, what revised calculation has been carried out now that the scheme is scheduled to take longer than planned.

    Published: 5 December 2024

  2. I am requesting to know who the suppliers are on each Lot on the Information Technology Commercial Framework (ITCF).

    Published: 5 December 2024

  3. I am sending this request under the Freedom of Information Act to ask for the following information:

    1. For each of the following years (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 - as much as is available) please provide:

    * The total number of crossings made in charging hours

    * The total number of penalty charges issued

    * The total number of cases sent to enforcement agents

    2. For each of the following years (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 - as much as is available) please provide:

    * The total amount of money collected by enforcement firms in relation to Dart Charge debts

    Published: 5 December 2024

  4. We would like to have the information on road closures in total of all road closures on the M25 between Junction 13 and Junction 15 in both directions.

    We are happy to have the information only for the last 2 years.

    Ideally, this information would be put in a table (Excel) format with the duration and time of closure of each incident recorded.

    Published: 4 December 2024

  5. Please provide details of the budget/expenditure on verge maintenance for highway safety reasons on the English trunk road network, including motorways, during the financial years 2019/20 to 2023/24 inclusive (and forecast budget for 24/25), along with details of the length(s) of network the figures relate to.

    Specifically what I’m wanting to find out about is the budget used to trim trees, bushes, general vegetation – that get in the way of signage. So whichever activities they fall under.

    Published: 4 December 2024

  6. Please can you share:

    A. The principles you have developed for working with farmers and landowners to reduce flood risk on vulnerable sections of the road network

    B. Which sections of the M5, M4, A417, A419, A46, A40 and A34 you identify to be vulnerable

    C. What natural solutions you are currently and specifically implementing along the M5, M4, A417, A419, A46, A40 and A34, or are planning to implement in the next 2-5 years

    D. What working practices you have established with landowners

    E. The details of the fund to help farmers and landowners create natural flood management measures and where/how farmers or relevant partners supporting farmers can apply to access this fund?

    F. The results of the Don Catchment and Rivers Trust pilot that started in 2021 and the relevant report

    Published: 3 December 2024

  7. Thank you for getting your team to deal with my request over the project costs. As I understand it there have been a number of figures bandied about as to the final projected project cost for the A27 at Arundel. Could I please ask as an FOI what the final project cost was for the A27 at Arundel? As far as I am aware the base Grey route had a cost detailed on the PCF Stage 2 version 2.1 Table 8 of £383.6m. The Grey route envisaged in this iteration did not have: - 1. The viaduct, that as previously discussed, from your JOS A27 Corridor 191017 v20 presentation , slide 13, came out as costing £302m in 2017. 2. The rebuilt, two bridges, grade separated junction at Crossbush, that looking at other projects could reasonably have been expected to be c£40m, if the contested three A38 Derby Junctions are budgeted for at £200m-£250m. 3. I assume that the recently reported £86.5m development cost needs to be added to the total. My back of the envelope calculations suggest that construction costs pre pandemic would have been some £725.6 m (383.6+302+40), add 20% to reflect construction cost inflation. ONS Construction output price indices suggest Sept 2019 114.2 March 2023 138.9, an increase of 21.6%, bringing the total construction spend, assuming no inflation post March 2023, it has been 3.38%, to £870.72m. Add the incurred so far development costs as supplied by yourselves and the figure comes to £957.22m If you could confirm that the figure above is in the ball park, or indeed furnish me with the actual working figure as at the time of project deferral? Thank you for your help in this matter. As a follow up to your e mail below, I considered putting in this FOI on line, I was put off this as an option as your web site allegedly has no FOIs having been answered on the A27, which must be wrong as the email had an FOI response attached. Is there a reason for this on the face of it governance failure.

    Published: 18 November 2024

  8. I would like to formally request information relating to the landscape and ecology/vegetation aspects of the 'Scheme Delivery Framework' (SDF) tender/contract including the current contract and any future plans. Specifically, I would appreciate details on the following:

    • Details on the previous tender for the current SDF including original tender documents and details on the criteria that was used for evaluating and selecting contractors for this framework.

    • Details of any amendments or variations made to the contract since its commencement.

    • Information on the review and process involved in the renewal of the current SDF including planned end date/anticipated release dates for the future SDF tender/contract and details regarding any potential extensions (length of these extensions and time frames for when decisions will be made on potential extensions).

    • Information on any planned/potential changes to the future SDF. - Information on prequalification or registration requirements for companies interested in participating in the next SDF tender/contract (or similar if changes are planned).

    • Information on any additional or alternative opportunities relating to area 12 and area 10 landscape and ecology/vegetation aspects of the national highways contract.

    • Any other relevant details that you can provide about the SDF.

    Published: 6 November 2024

  9. Please provide a copy of the document that imposes a 40 mph speed limit on the A1 northbound, north of A428 Black Cat Roundabout between Black Cat Roundabout and St Neots.

    Also provide me with a map of the locations of all speed recording camera on this piece of road.

    Confirm how many road traffic collisions have occurred on this section of road between start of the roadworks and 20 August 2024.

    Published: 6 November 2024

  10. Can you please confirm if your organisation adheres to any internal or external performance targets or measures (including, but not limited to Service Level Agreements, Key Performance Indicators and Performance Indicators) in relation to the 'smart motorway' traffic controls like variable speed limits, lane diverts and lane closures.

    If so, can you please confirm what they are, and what your current performance is (either in this FY/CY or the previous FY/CY whichever is easier to gather). Can you also confirm if there has been any impact and risk assessment against those performance measures and provide one if applicable.

    Published: 6 November 2024