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Highways Agency Visual Identity Guidelines For Suppliers

The Highways Agency is a large and diverse organisation, we have a range of services including our Traffic Officers, information services and road schemes which all help us to deliver safe roads, reliable journeys and keep travellers informed.

We work with a variety of suppliers, contractors and consultants, so it is important that we let people know who is responsible for these services. To do this we need to have, and to apply, a clear and consistent corporate identity.

Our visual identity guidelines have been produced to help communicate our corporate identity. The guidelines provide information on logos, colours and sizes, co-branding, branding on vehicles and general rules for publications.

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You can download our Visual Identity Guidelines document below or alternatively if you would like a hardcopy you can email our Design & Publications Team.

For more guidance and support on using our branding please contact our Communications Group on 0121 6788731 or email Ian Bickley

Visual Identity Guidelines

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