Stop the drop: 10,000 animals injured, trapped or dead thanks to roadside litterbugs
Motorists are urged not to drop litter, as a charity reveals rubbish has injured, trapped or left for dead 10,000 ...
Tag: national highways
Motorists warned of M25 and A3 closures as junction 10 project enters next phase
A PROJECT to update one of the busiest interchanges in the country will see the M25 closed over several weekends ...
Happy new motoring year? Overnight road closures planned for M4 from January 2
AFTER suspending roadworks for Christmas, National Highways is preparing to start work again on the M4
Drivers warned of overnight closure on M4 tonight
PARTS of the M4 will be closed this evening to allow essential safety repairs to take place overnight.
Road users in the South East advised not to travel unless essential
AS SNOW falls across the south east, road users are being advised not to travel unless absolutely essential.
EXTREME HEAT: Motorists warned to prepare for the excessive temperatures
MOTORISTS are being urged to prepare for the forecast heatwave next week to ensure they stay safe and well. National ...
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