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Information about road and pathway maintenance
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For other aspects of road and pathway maintenance, including reporting faults, please click on the links below:
Drainage of roads and pavements
Maintaining the drainage and gullies for surface water on Suffolk's roads, dealing with flooding caused by run off and providing temporary flood warning signs.
Driving in winter conditions
Advice for driving in winter conditions.
Dropped kerbs (vehicular accesses)
Processing applications for dropped kerbs
Flooding
Protecting the public and dealing with major flooding.
Grass cutting and verge maintenance
Keeping verges safe and maintaining essential visibility at bends and junctions.
Maintainable roads
Maintaining some roads at public expense.
Maintenance of road markings and reflective road studs
Maintaining road markings and reflective road studs.
Obstructions on the pavement or road
Promoting safety by preventing dangerous obstructions and hazards on the road.
Pavements
Maintaining pavements across Suffolk.
Personal injury on a road or path
Maintaining the roads and pavements in Suffolk to prevent injury to road users
Pothole repairs
Repairing potholes and poor surfaces.
Road salting and snow clearing
Making sure Suffolk’s roads are made as safe as possible in wintry conditions by salting the roads and clearing snow.
Road sign maintenance
Maintaining traffic signs.
Road, hedge and tree maintenance
Maintaining hedges and trees on land owned by Suffolk County Council
Roundabout sponsorship
Enabling the sponsorship of roundabouts
Safety fences and barriers
Maintenance and repair of safety barriers and fences
Safety of walls next to the highway
Making sure that walls supporting the highway are in a safe condition
Street furniture
Checking, cleaning and repairing street furniture so it continues to serve its purpose and be safe.
Weed control
Controlling weed growth to minimise damage to roads and pavements.
Road maintenance
Drainage of roads and pavements
Driving in winter conditions
Dropped kerbs (vehicular accesses)
Flooding
Grass cutting and verge maintenance
Maintainable roads
Maintenance of road markings and reflective road studs
Obstructions on the pavement or road
Pavements
Personal injury on a road or path
Pothole repairs
Road salting and snow clearing
Road sign maintenance
Road, hedge and tree maintenance
Roundabout sponsorship
Safety fences and barriers
Safety of walls next to the highway
Street furniture
Weed control
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