Corporate report

Highways England’s Strategic Road Network Initial Report

The Strategic Road Network Initial Report (SRNIR) sets out our proposals and recommendations for Road Period 2 (2020-2025).

• From: Highways England
• Published: 13 December 2017

Documents

Strategic Road Network Initial Report Overview

PDF, 3.81 MB, 36 pages

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Strategic Road Network Initial Report

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Connecting the country: Planning for the long term

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Highways England’s analytical methods to inform our proposals for the second Road Period

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Details

The SRNIR is based on our extensive research, evidence base and our understanding of the needs of customers and stakeholders.

In short, our report sets out our priorities for:

• a continued focus on our operations, maintenance and renewals
• Smart Motorways, which will become the spine of the network
• the rollout of expressways
• the transformational investments that need to be undertaken
• a balanced investment programme that also delivers small and medium schemes
• refining our Designated Funds to increase their reach
• preparing for the future

The DfT’s public consultation on the document closed on 7 February 2018 and their response will be published on their website later this year.

Published 13 December 2017