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Inclusion Matters - Evidence that shapes our equality and diversity priorities
As part of the Agency's Public Sector Equality Duty we have created a new page on our website to explain how we give due regard to the duty and use relevant information to inform our equality decisions.
Highways Agency team successfully demolishes Catthorpe Viaduct
Contractors worked solidly for 36 hours from midnight on Friday 6 January to demolish the old 3,500 tonne Catthorpe Viaduct which until mid-December had carried M6 southbound traffic over the M1.
Our Traffic Services
Our Traffic Services
Where delays occur, planned or otherwise, we want to get you the information you need as quickly and easily as possible, to help you make informed decisions about your travel plans - especially when severe weather is likely.
As such we offer a range of traffic information services. Please note that these only cover the Highways Agency Network - view our Network map. For information on other roads in England please visit your Local Authority. You can find your Local Authority at the Local Government Association website. Trunk roads and motorways in Scotland are the responsibility of Transport Scotland; those in Wales of the Welsh Assembly Government.
You can also:
Traffic England
A web based service providing real time information including CCTV images, traffic flow and incident information. You can choose from:
Showing signs, CCTV, flow information, roadworks and incidents by motorway.
Where you can check for information by road and date (including live information)
Sorted in order of severity or road name (and this can be printed out)
London 2012 Olympic Games Travel Planner
In the summer of 2012, London and the UK will host the world's largest sporting events: the Olympic and Paralympic Games. These web pages will help you plan and book your journey.
Feeds and Alerts
Subscribe to receive a twice daily round up of our traffic information via email alert or grab and get a traffic information widget - these can be added to websites, facebook profiles and more!
Subscribe to traffic information about incidents on the Highways Agency network via RSS feed.
Get live updates from our National Traffic Operations Centre using the popular micro-blogging site Twitter.
Find out about how you can get Traffic Information on your PC desktop.
Mobile Web and iPhone app
You can now stay in touch with our latest information and traffic updates on the move thanks to our mobile website service and new iPhone app. Not all of us have access to a computer throughout the day to check the latest traffic conditions. So by providing information ready-made for mobiles and hand-held devices, you can now access our key information services when you are away from a computer.
We are dedicated to making your journey as safe and reliable as possible. Where delays occur we want to make sure that you can access information quickly and easily.
