Highways Policies and Plans

Our roads are very important. They help the city's economy and provide social and recreational benefits to everyone.

Because our roads are so valuable, we need to manage them well to ensure they are affordable and high-quality.

The documents below explain how we take care of our roads now and how we plan to improve them in the future.

• Asset Management Policy
• Asset Management Strategy
• Asset Management Framework

We check our roads regularly to make sure they are safe and free from problems that could cause accidents or delays.

Our new Highway Safety Inspection Manual explains how we do these checks, following the rules in the Code of Practice.

• Highway Safety Inspection Manual

Nottingham City Council aims to provide a Highways Winter Service which, as far as reasonably practicable, allows the safe movements of vehicular traffic on the primary highway network, while minimising delays and accidents directly attributable to adverse weather conditions.

The aim of this document is to describe how the highway winter service is set up to provide for the winter period and how it is expanded to cope with more severe weather.

Winter Service Plan

The Department for Transport (DfT) expects all local highways authorities to publish information about their highways maintenance activities to help local taxpayers see the difference that funding is making in their areas.

• Local Maintenance Transparency Report

We use a system to decide how to take care of and replace our roads and paths, following the rules in the Code of Practice. Every two years, we review this system to keep up with changes in transport needs.

This document:

• Explains how we manage roads and paths.
• Looks at how bad weather affects our roads.
• Shows how we plan to improve our road management system.

Highway Maintenance Hierarchy & Resilient Network Strategy