Streetworks and roadworks both occur on a highways network which is ageing and, generally, in decline.  

Everyone relies on the local highway network, which is why disruptions created by these highway works are a strong source of public frustration. These frustrations are compounded by inefficiency in maintenance practices, which create issues around congestion, can have a detrimental impact on road and street quality and create accessibility issues for users. All of which create additional costs for authorities in an already limited funding environment. 

Launching on September 25, CIHT's latest report, Reducing the impact of highway works on road users has been written to support the efficient delivery of these works, this report highlights some of the challenges and opportunities for authorities and works promoters and provides a set of recommendations for government in amending the regulatory environment around highway works. 

Join CIHT and guest speakers to hear about the findings of the report and discover insights into some of the latest innovations in street and road work practices. 

This event is free to all. Find out more about the speakers, and register below.