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Highways England Operational Metrics Manual

The Operational Metrics Manual (OMM) sets out the framework around which Highways England performance will be measured.

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Highways England
Published
26 March 2015
Last updated
31 January 2019 — See all updates

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Documents

Operational Metrics Manual (January 2019)

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The Operational Metrics Manual provides definitions for the measures identified in the performance specification for Highways England, as laid out in the government’s Road Investment Strategy for the 2015 to 2020 road period.

In a series of technical notes, the manual sets out the parameters for measuring and monitoring Highways England’s performance. It will be primarily used by Highways England and the Highways Monitor to ensure that all performance measures and associated methodologies are clearly understood.

This manual will provide the single point of reference for these matters and will be updated to reflect changes in the practice and performance of Highways England.

For further information email OperationalMetricsManual@highwaysengland.co.uk.

Updates to this page

Published 26 March 2015
Last updated 31 January 2019 + show all updates

  1. Replaced document with January 2019 version.

  2. Replaced existing document with updated version (June 2018)

  3. Latest version of the Operational Metrics Manual added

  4. OMM Manual replaced with the latest edition

  5. Document updated

  6. First published.

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