Highways England
A discussion area dedicated to all matters which are specific to Highways England
12 topics in this forum
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unadopted lane
by sarge123 *- 2 followers
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can anyone be of help.my mum lives in a bungalow on a unadopted and the owner of a motor repair garage has taken over the lane parking cars everywhere stopping people who visit my mum from parking and turning around.i live by my mums bungalow in a block of flats and park my car outside her double gates but there is so many cars blocking the lane i have to reverse onto the main road.NOT even the emergency vehicles cant get up because he as parked cars all the way down the lane and wont move them because he says he dont want anyone else to park there . please please help thank you
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Unmarked HATO Vehicles!?
by E29NP
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- 14 replies
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Do HATO'S ride around in unmarked vehicles? I only ask as I was at Junction 20 of the M25 yesterday, and I spotted a vehicle with orange flashing lights built around the brake light area. Two people in high viz jackets who looked like HATO's were talking to a driver of another vehicle who was parked on the hard shoulder.
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Recruitment
by FoxtrotZero- 1 reply
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Anyone currently working at ERCC or out of there as a Hato able to shed any light on when recruitment is likely? Call me sad but I've always fancied working for the highways agency & would be quite happy spending hours on the road and in the control room if that's where you have to start now. Rumour has it that the salary is not as good as that working for a home office force though which I currently do... Any answers appreciated
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Name Change - Highways England
by DB11 +- 3 followers
- 4 replies
- 789 views
So the new name came into affect from today. Is it as simple as a new brand or is the way it's operated going to change how the motorway network is run?
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Singled Crewed HATOs
by ForceHQ- 6 followers
- 8 replies
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Hey guys. I saw a HATO truck today on the motorway and it had only a driver, no passenger, and as far as I could see no one in the back. Is this common? My understanding was they always went out double crewed??
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Crash victim claims Highways is at fault
by kenworthy- 4 followers
- 5 replies
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Eve Oliver after her crash on the A120 First published Monday 26 January 2015 in North Essex A GRANDMOTHER who was left hospitalised after a crash on the A120 more than two-years ago has said Highways bosses should be taking the blame for incidents at the accident blackspot. Eve Oliver, of Harwich Road, Great Bromley, took responsibility for the smash on March 30, 2012 at Hare Green which saw her suffer broken ribs, a punctured lung and need a metal pin inserted into her hip. She had pulled out onto the A120 at Hare Green, crossing towards the central reservation to join the Harwich-bound carriageway when her green Kia Rio was involved in a collision with a bl…
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Who, What, Why:
by kenworthy
- 4 followers
- 3 replies
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How 'stealthy' are the new speed cameras? A set of verification cameras on pole (far left). In distance, a single enforcement camera and radar gun to left of gantry (halfway up) There has been alarm about new "stealth" speed cameras. Just how "sneaky" are they, asks Tom de Castella. It goes by the snappy name Highways Agency Digital Enforcement Camera System 3, or Hadecs 3 for short. The new speed camera system was installed in April 2014 between junctions five and six on the M25 in Kent, near Clacket Lane Services. But it only became operational on 22 October. By 15 January - less than three months later - 1,513 people had been caught. One of the biggest compla…
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Training for rolling roads and driving down hard shoulder.
by HampshireSaint- 3 followers
- 2 replies
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Could anyone from HA PM me please in regards to the length of training given to enable rolling road blocks and slow progress down the hard shoulder? Thanks
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The row between highways bosses
by kenworthy- 6 followers
- 5 replies
- 912 views
The cameras along the M60 and M62 - 32 of which are currently working - have been trapping speeders, but no fines issued because of a wording on the technical order DISPUTE: The average speed cameras have been clocking motorists but no fines have been issued Hundreds of motorists clocked speeding through extensive motorway roadworks have escaped prosecution - because of a dispute between highways chiefs. The MEN has learned that not a single speeding fine has been issued since the first of 50 average speed cameras were placed on the M60 and M62 three weeks ago. It is understood that a spat over paperwork has led to hundreds of speeding motorists escaping…
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Why does it take so long?
by kenworthy- 2 followers
- 5 replies
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This is an explanation as to why there are often such long waits on M/ways , quite amazing how much work needs doing after a RTC! Then just to make Police`s lives harder we have rubbernecking, using mobiles, and all manor of bad driving.
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Too close!
by kenworthy- 8 followers
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The HA need to gain far more protection for HATO. It is not often we are allowed to see the inside of the Highways agency, I hope HATO get danger money
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Traffic Officer Service
by BossHogg- 3 followers
- 7 replies
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If anyone has any questions about the traffic officer service, feel free to ask. As of next April, we'll no longer be HATOs as the Highways Agency is rebranding and leaving the Civil Service.
