Highways welcomes and encourages high quality events throughout the year ranging from large festivals and sporting events to small community events. We have compiled some useful links and information to guide you, as well as some frequently asked questions.

See gritting routes, grit bin locations, request a new or replacement grit bin or learn about what the council are doing to keep Worcestershire's roads ice free.

Worcestershire County Council is responsible for maintaining highway drainage, learn how to report faulty drainage and how to prevent drains from becoming blocked.

See reports of the Highways department's performance in areas such as public satisfaction, winter maintenance, condition of the roads and more.

An explanation and breakdown of the inner workings and processes of the highway network.

See information on completed improvements, updates to large or small ongoing improvement projects.

The Worcestershire Local Transport Plan focuses on attracting and supporting economic investment and growth, by delivering transport infrastructure and services to tackle congestion and improve quality of life.

Our Resilient Highway Network is defined as the portion of our highway network that is absolutely vital to maintaining economic activity and access to key services during extreme weather emergencies and other major incidents such as industrial action or other local risks.

The strategy aims to deliver benefits locally and across the wider region, improving access and network efficiency for all users travelling into, though and/or around the City of Worcester. In particular, this investment will make Worcester more attractive to business, supporting the local and regional economy.

Each year in Worcestershire there are around 1,500 personal injury road traffic accidents. These accidents result in some 2,000 casualties. This traffic accidents data for the most recent 3-year period is available via our interactive map which is updated quarterly with the information supplied by the West Mercia Police.