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Drivers warned to look out for deer roaming on to the country’s roads.
Footage of a lorry driver using a mobile phone to make a credit card payment as he travels along the M40 near Leamington Spa has been released by Highways England.
People living and working in the East of England get the chance to hear more about a £61 million road maintenance programme for major roads across the region.
Two giant 70ft-long mobile barrier lorries originally designed for military use to protect against roadside bombs are now keeping road workers and motorists safe.
A mile-long stretch of canal that disappeared more than half a century ago is a step closer to being restored, thanks to £4 million of funding from Highways England.…
If you’re a caravanner ready to hit the road this summer, Highways England is reminding you to "check it before you tow it!".
Self-driving trucks which could help speed up roadworks are being tested for the first time in England on the UK’s biggest road upgrade.
Motor-racing twins Kurt and Matt Wigley took time out from the track at one of the UK's biggest events to support Highways England’s motorbike safety campaign.
'We recognise the market needs certainty that strategic investment will continue. But we also need certainty from the market that it can deliver.' says Matthew Vickerstaff
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
A Highways England campaign which aims to improve the safety of motorcyclists has won a top marketing award.
Work to de-activate a contraflow installed on the M20 in Kent as part of new resilience measures for people travelling in the county has been completed.
A new approach to motorway roadworks is reaping rewards for drivers.
A contraflow installed on the M20 in Kent as part of new resilience measures for people living, working and travelling in the county is to be deactivated, Highways England has confirmed today (Thursday 11 April).
Highways England is gearing up to promote motorcycle safety at one of the biggest events in the British motor-racing calendar.
Purple pipes, which became a familiar sight for motorists during a £265 million upgrade of the M6, have found a new life on a school sports pitch.
New road will benefit both road users and residents.
Highways England is preparing to lift and complete miles of roadworks to help people travelling over Easter and is urging motorists to check their vehicles.
Minister of State for Universities and Science, Chris Skidmore speech at the Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders conference.
This is the moment a giant ‘superspan’ gantry was installed across a stretch of the M6 as part of a major upgrade to ease congestion.
Highways England has given a prestigious award to a company using revolutionary installation vehicles which reduce disruption for drivers through roadworks.
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