Welcome to HighwayEngineer.co.uk

• What does a Highway Engineer do?
• Why do I need one?
• How do I become a Highway Engineer?

We have put together this website with a view to answering all these questions and many more, you may be a Developer or a Private Individual who has been advised that you require the services of a Highway Engineer to assist you with a Planning Application. Maybe you require a Transport Assessment, Transport Statement, Transport Scoping Study, Travel Plan, Road Safety Audit, Detailed Design work, a Feasibility Study of potential access arrangements, the design of a service area or car park or Supervision of on and off site highway works, a Highway Engineer can assist you with all these matters and many more.

It could well be that you may be interested in a career as a Highway Engineer and simply don't know how to start on the 'road' towards such a rewarding career.

The Role of the Highway Engineer

It is invariably the case that the majority of development proposals will bring about some impact on the local road network, be it an increase in traffic or pedestrian movement, additional demand on public transport or the simple formation of a new access. These matters are addressed by the Highway Engineer whose involvement will relate to the scale and nature of the development proposal.

Our website provides a brief overview of the Highway Engineer’s role in a major project.