Local Roads
All other non-trunk `A' roads, all other public roads (including `B' and `C' roads), and a small number of short, motorway-standard `A' roads in major urban areas, are the responsibility of the local highway authority in which they are situated. A local highway authority is either a County Council, a Metropolitan Council, a unitary authority, or Transport for London. If your interest relates to an existing local road or a proposed new local road in your area, the local highway authority should be contacted.
Service levels
Service levels.
Street works
Providing a wide range of information on all aspects of works to roads carried out by 'undertakers' or their contractors.
Street lighting
Includes guidance on local Government Private Finance Initiative for street lighting projects.
Funding for transport asset management
DfT has made £23 million available to local authorities in England to assist in developing highway asset management. The documents contain guidance to authorities on how to apply this funding.
For related documents, pages and internet links, see the column on the right.
