South East · England
Traffic management in Kent
Temporary traffic lights, barriers, road closures and permits across Kent, including Maidstone, Ashford, Gravesend and Royal Tunbridge Wells. Hire the kit or let our crews run it.
Local rules
Road works in Kent
Kent County Council is the highway authority here. Almost every English highway authority now runs a permit scheme under the Traffic Management Act 2004, so works on the road need a permit, applied for through the government's Street Manager service. Minor works usually need 3 working days' notice, standard works 10 and major works 3 months.
Main roads across Kent include the M2, M20, M25, M26, A2, A20, A21, A25, A26 and A28. Work on these usually needs signals or lane closures, often off-peak.
We also cover the neighbouring areas of East Sussex, Bexley, Thurrock, Surrey, West Sussex and Bromley.
Who issues road works permits in Kent?+
Kent County Council is the highway authority for local roads in Kent. Trunk roads are run by National Highways. We can apply for you.
Do you cover the whole of Kent?+
Yes, including Maidstone, Ashford, Gravesend and Royal Tunbridge Wells. Call 01632 960 123 for planned work or 01632 960 999 for a 24/7 emergency crew.
Postcodes covered
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Towns in Kent
- Ashford
- Broadstairs
- Canterbury
- Cranbrook
- Dartford
- Deal
- Dover
- Edenbridge
- Faversham
- Folkestone
- Fordwich
- Gravesend
- Greatstone-on-Sea
- Herne Bay
- Hythe
- Lenham
- Lydd
- Maidstone
- Minster
- New Romney
- Northfleet
- Paddock Wood
- Queenborough
- Ramsgate
- Royal Tunbridge Wells
- Sandwich
- Sevenoaks
- Sheerness
- Sittingbourne
- Snodland
- Southborough
- Swanley
- Tankerton
- Tenterden
- Tonbridge
- Walmer
- West Malling
- Westerham
- Westgate-on-Sea
- Whitstable
- Worth
- Wrotham
- Wye
Need the road managed?
Tell us where and when. We'll come back with the kit, the crew and a price, usually the same day.