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Highways Agency could fast-track more hard shoulder running

The Highways Agency could fast-track new Active Traffic Management (ATM, also known as hard shoulder running) schemes in the New Year, and begin a larger tranche of preparatory work for further schemes. NCE believes up to 5 schemes could be pushed-through.

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