Freedom of information (FOI) releases from National Highways

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41 disclosures

    • How many Emergency Roadside Telephones do/did you have in operation on the 30th June 2024

    • How many breakdowns, on your network, were you notified of through other channels (not ERTs) in each of the following years: 2003, 2013, 2023, 2024 up to 30th June

    • If available, please provide a breakdown of the number of notifications you receive from other channels (not ERTs) in 2023. For example: Police/ Emergency services Breakdown providers SOS buttons Drivers calling from their mobile phone

    • How frequently are the phones maintained?

    • What is the average response time to connect a phone call from an ERT to an operator?

    Published: 10 October 2024

  1. Has National Highways any existing contracts with third parties for the specific provision of road safety telematics data? If so, can you provide a list of them please?

    Published: 10 October 2024

  2. Please send me:

    1. The number of Penalty Charge Notices issued by National Highways for failure to pay the Dart Charge that were issued in error during these periods:

    A. Between 28/07/2022 and 27/07/2023

    B. Between 28/07/2023 and 27/07/2024.

    2. The number of those charges that were cancelled, with separate figures for periods A and B?

    3. The number of those charges that were paid, with separate figures for periods A and B?

    Published: 10 October 2024

  3. National Highways carried our research into red x compliance between 2021 - 2023 in the South and East regions. Can I have the report and/or results of this research please?

    Published: 10 October 2024

  4. Please can you supply the documents comprising the Full Business Cases for A47 Blofield to North Burlingham scheme and the A47 North Tuddenham to Easton scheme. The e-mail of 20 August 2024 to me from Major Projects - Regional Investment Programme - East, stated that the business cases are complete.

    Published: 2 October 2024

  5. I would like to request a copy of the Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP) produced prior to the construction of the M3 J2 to 4a Smart Motorway.

    Published: 25 September 2024

  6. Please can you provide any reports and outcomes since the Simister pollution tunnel trialing was implemented

    Published: 25 September 2024

  7. Please supply the following information: For the section of the A11 bypass from the B1077 Ellingham Road / Queens Road junction to the B1077 Norwich Road / Besthorpe junction; I wish to request: the register of drainage assets relating to all assets, which may include culverts, water courses and flood plains.

    Published: 23 September 2024

  8. Request made under the Freedom of Information Act 200 and/or the Environmental Information Regulations 2004 To National Highways, In 1975 the National Trust (NT) took possession of the Wickham Manor and Mill Farm estate in Winchelsea, East Sussex.

    To directly quote Hansard, "The Government and the National Trust have agreed as a condition of transfer that the entire property transferred to the Trust should be left alienable for the time being, on the understanding that the land not required for the proposed new road will in due course be declared inalienable and preserved for public enjoyment" (Hansard, 30th July 1974).

    At some point in the 1970's or early 1980's part of the now National Trust estate was compulsorily purchased and used for a new section of the A259 in Winchelsea at Ferry Hill and Tanyard's Lane.

    Do National Highways currently own and are responsible for the land beside, above and overlooking the A259 at the Ferry Hill and Tanyard's Lane sections of the A259 at Winchelsea?

    Published: 16 September 2024

  9. According to this press release by the Stonehenge Alliance, the UK government has somehow persuaded the Kenyan Government to intervene to prevent the placing of Europe's foremost prehistoric site on the endangered list. The text of the Kenyan amendment cannot plausibly have been its own.

    Please provide a list of all correspondence between the UK government or National Highways and any office of the Kenyan government, relating to this amendment?

    Please state whether National Highways or any other part of the Department of Transport lobbied any office of the Kenyan government to put forward such an amendment.

    Please state whether any writing of the Kenyan amendment was provided by or suggested by any official within the Department of Transport, National Highways or any other department of the UK government.

    Please state the nature and terms of any agreement with any office of the Kenyan government related to this matter.

    Published: 10 September 2024