national highways

Devon and Cornwall Police has a new type of AI traffic camera to help combat a range of motoring offences

A section of the M25 is set to close in July, just before the UK school holidays are set to begin

A National Highways staff member has deemed the Smart Motorway network is ‘no longer safe’, according to a BBC Panorama investigation

National Highways data is highlighting a scary increase in the number of reports of vehicles travelling the wrong way on UK motorways

Motorway service station fuel prices could be as much as 12p cheaper, but National Highways red tape is allegedly preventing it.

Information circulated on social media suggested that speed cameras would be set to 72mph on the M1 and M25, but is it true?

A new investigation conducted by ITV News Meridian has found that a number of emergency refuge areas on smart motorways are too short.

The Italian National Autonomous Roads Corporation (Anas) is planning €2 billion of works on the country's roads, across six different regions.

National Highways is changing how it approaches roadworks, with more full road closures being favoured over partial closures to have work done quicker.

Data suggests that smart motorways can actually increase congestion, and even accidents, but the network continues to expand.

National Highways is woking on the Smart Motorways network, converting existing safety cameras to detect ‘Red X’ violations and adding signage around refuges areas

It’s hoped that the ‘Guide to Designing for Motorcyclists’ will maximise motorcyclists safety on the roads by reminding engineers of the issues riders face.

A Panorama investigation has highlighted the shortcomings of the UK's Smart Motorways, with one National Highways insider branding them a ‘lie’

A prominent supporter of All Lane Running Smart Motorways is now chief road safety advisor at National Highways