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The HAUC(UK) App
The HAUC(UK) App, designed to give you the most up to date access to safety information when undertaking street and road works, whether in the office or on site.
View AppCuts & Grazes! Damage to Existing Surfaces. Guidance Bulletin 45
Wait Here Please! Temporary Footway Closure. Guidance Bulletin 44
Is it Wide Enough 2! Use of Give & Take Traffic Control Measures. Guidance Bulletin 43
Verges and Unmade Ground! Reinstatement of verges and unmade ground adjacent to carriageways. Guidance Bulletin 42
On Your Bike! Working in Designated Cycle Lanes. Guidance Bulletin 40
SROR 5th Edition 2023
Specification for the Reinstatement of Openings in Roads 5th Edition 16th May 2023
ARTSM Publications and Guidance Notes
Association for Road Traffic Safety and Management Guidance Notes
PBI's Street Works Regulatory changes
Footway or No Way! [Bulletin 2021-01]
Working on the Footway and Managing Pedestrians
HAUC NRSWA COP Measures 1992
Safety Video - Save Dave
Save Dave
Permit Scheme - Statutory Guidance for Highway Authorities April 2023
The Department for Transport's updated statutory guidance on permit schemes, effective April 3, 2023
Code of Practice for Inspections April 2023
Code of practice for street works inspections
Co-ordination Code of Practice
Road to Net Zero Charter
Road to Net Zero Charter 2023
Street works permit schemes conditions
Statutory guidance for highway authorities. July 2022
Investigating opportunities to minimise the impact of street and road works on climate change
HAUC(UK) and Transport for London (TfL) are looking for research partners to undertake a comprehensive study on the street and road works sector, the impact it has on the environment and opportunities for the sector to support the UK’s drive towards Net Zero and help tackle climate change.
Lane Rental Scheme Document (Final) - A Framework Guidance Document
Between September and October 2017 the Department for Transport consulted on the future for Lane Rental Schemes and announced its plans in February 2018 to allow highway authorities to bid for and to set up schemes. The ‘Lane Rental Schemes Guidance’ for English Highway Authorities who wish to develop proposals to operate lane rental schemes was released by the Department for Transport in September 2018 and July 2021. Lane rental involves charging Promoters who carry out road and street works for the time their works occupy.
Lane Rental Schemes Guidance for English Authorities
This document provides guidance to English highway authorities who wish to develop proposals to operate lane rental schemes. It replaces guidance issued by the Department for Transport in January 2012.
The Specification for the Reinstatement of Openings in Highways – 4th Edition
An Overview of the Key Changes to SROH for Managers and Supervisors [Prepared by the HAUC (UK) SROH Working Party]. Coming into force as statutory guidance on 10th May 2021
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