Highways

  • Rolle Street, Exmouth

    Raised tarmac at the bus stop in the road was reported to Devon County Council (DCC) on the 15th December 2025. DCC looked into this and replied that the road is inspected on a monthly basis and any faults are … Continue reading →

  • Surface Water Overflows

    I am seeking information on the number of surface water overflows specifically, those that are not part of the foul or combined sewer network and discharge rainwater and road runoff only that are owned or managed by Devon County Council … Continue reading →

  • Annual Maintenance Costs

    Please provide the following information broken down by calendar year for 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 and for the period 1 January 2026 to 31 January 2026 (or the most recent complete month for which figures are available): 1. The total … Continue reading →

  • Gritting of Roads

    Gritting of roads in anticipation of frost. What is the predicted temperature which triggers the highways department to send out salt / grit spreading machines? This information is available in Devon County Council’s Winter Service Plan. How many machines were … Continue reading →

  • Highways Maintenance Leaflets

    Can you please provide me with a PDF copy of the leaflet that is posted to residents who live on roads that are being resurfaced. The leaflets are as follows: Footway Slurry Micro Surfacing Carriageway Surface Dressing Micro-asphalt Surface Treatment … Continue reading →

  • Ebringdon Road Manholes Inspection

    Can you please provide me with the dates the manholes on Ebringdon Road were inspected in 2024 as regular inspections and provide me with any findings? The requested information can be found on this Devon County Council webpage.

  • Barnfield Road proposals

    Can you tell me what funds have been secured? £100,000 Local Transport Plan £120,000 Section 106 from Bishops Court Quarry £150,000 Active Travel Fund Tranche 5 (capital, for Phase 1 construction) £30,000 Active Travel Fund Tranche 5 (revenue, for Phase … Continue reading →

  • Traffic and parking violations

    1. Which single street in your council area or individual car park that you have control of has produced the highest income from traffic or parking violations (income just from Penalty Charges Notices – PCNs) in the 2024/2025 financial year? … Continue reading →