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Less safe, more speed?

Wednesday 16 May 2012

If the movement for higher speed limits does gain pace (pardon the pun!) and is ultimately successful, there will undoubtedly be calls for more anti-skid surfacing on the UK’s roads

Pothole Review recommendations welcomed

Monday 30 Apr 2012

The Pothole Review, undertaken by the Department for Transport’s Highways Maintenance Efficiency Programme (HMEP), has been published under the title ‘Prevention and a better cure’ and its recommendations have received widespread support.

Cold-mix method for high-friction surfacing certified

Monday 16 Apr 2012

Following a long test period, a new type of high-friction surfacing has been certified by BBA-HAPAS (British Board of Agrément’s Highway Authorities Product Approval Scheme) for use on the UK’s road network.

Innovative Gumdrop bin

Monday 02 Apr 2012

Over 30,000 pieces of gum get stuck to Oxford Street alone every day and that the government spends £150 million a year trying to clean up gum litter around the UK

Marine anti-fouling secures financial and environmental benefits

Thursday 15 Mar 2012

For ship owners, operators and even leisure sailors who are seeking ways to reduce their expenditure, anti-fouling measures can offer surprisingly short payback periods.

Councils help to solve sticky problem of chewing gum

Wednesday 29 Feb 2012

The 2012 CGAG campaign, which launches in March, is the sixth national campaign and will see no less than 16 local authorities working with their respective communities to encourage a responsible attitude to chewing gum disposal.

Heathrow to face its busiest day ever due to Olympics

Wednesday 22 Feb 2012

The runways will be at capacity during the peak periods and the operational staff at Heathrow will undoubtedly be devoting additional resources to runway services such as refuelling, baggage loading and aviation rubber removal.

Scotland pays out £1.7m in pothole compensation

Friday 06 Jan 2012

Scottish local authorities paid out the princely sum of £1,738,966 in compensation for pothole damage between the years 2006/07 and 2010/11.

Dartford Crossing improvements promised

Tuesday 23 Aug 2011

Plans are underway to tackle congestion at the Dartford-Thurrock Crossing and to invest in major improvements at the site.

Highways Agency feeds data to TomTom

Tuesday 23 Aug 2011

The Highways Agency (HA) has reached an agreement with leading sat nav provider TomTom to feed up-to-date traffic information from England's motorways and major A roads into its sat nav services.

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Less safe, more speed?

If the movement for higher speed limits does gain pace (pardon the pun!) and is ultimately successful, there will undoubtedly be calls for more anti-skid surfacing on the UK’s roads

Pothole Review recommendations welcomed

The Pothole Review, undertaken by the Department for Transport’s Highways Maintenance Efficiency Programme (HMEP), has been published under the title ‘Prevention and a better cure’ and its recommendations have received widespread support.

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