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Call 0345 606 6171 to report a highways problem that poses an immediate danger to the public.
When you report an emergency give:
We manage most roads in Suffolk, however we don't maintain:
Read our quick guide to find out information and details on highway emergencies. Highway emergencies quick guide (PDF 183,KB).
If you'd like to read other guides similar to this, on highways topics such as cyclic drainage, visit our quick guides page.
Emergency | Information we need to assess the situation |
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Chemical spillage |
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Clinical waste spillage |
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Dead animal(s) in road |
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Debris in road |
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Flooding on road |
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Missing, broken or collapsed manhole or grating cover on road |
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Mud on road |
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Oil, diesel or paint spillage |
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Fallen overhead cables |
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Potholes |
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Damaged road sign |
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Damaged safety fences, guardrails or barriers |
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Damaged street lights, lit bollards or lit signs |
The following incidents should be reported as an emergency:
Visit street lighting for more information. |
Traffic accidents | Road traffic accidents should be reported to the Police. |
Damaged or faulty traffic signals |
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Fallen tree or branches in road or path |
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Snow or ice on road |
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