Research and analysis

Evaluation of roads reform

Reports evaluating whether changes to the management and operation of England’s strategic road network, introduced in 2015, have been implemented as intended.

• From: Department for Transport
• Published: 19 July 2022

Documents

Evaluation of roads reform: the changes made to the management and operation of England’s strategic road network since 2014 – wave 3 report

PDF, 1.57 MB, 86 pages

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Evaluation of roads reform: the changes made to the management and operation of England’s strategic road network since 2014 – wave 2 report

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Evaluation of roads reform: the changes made to the management and operation of England’s strategic road network since 2014 – wave 1 report

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Details

This independent evaluation of roads reform was commissioned by the Department for Transport.

Evaluation has taken place over 6 years (between 2016 and 2022) and consists of 3 ‘waves’.

Together, these reports present the progress made. Waves 1 and 2 focus on whether reforms, introduced in 2015, have been implemented as intended. Wave 3, the most recent evaluation, focuses on the reforms’ longer-term impacts since they were introduced, particularly user satisfaction and efficiency of delivery.

Published 19 July 2022