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Traffic management in Queenborough

Need to work on a road in Queenborough? We supply and install portable traffic lights, signs, barriers and closures across Kent (ME11), and handle the paperwork with Kent County Council.

Working on the road in Queenborough

Permits and rules in Queenborough

Kent County Council is the highway authority for Queenborough: in two-tier Kent, roads are run by the county council, not Swale. Trunk roads are managed by National Highways.

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.

In and around Queenborough, the A249 carry most of the through traffic. Work on or next to these roads usually needs signals or a lane closure rather than simple cones, and often off-peak or night working.

Around 3,916 people live in Queenborough. On busier streets, keeping footways open and queues short matters as much as the works themselves.

Starting soon in Queenborough? The works planner works out your permit apply-by date and kit list in a minute.

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Equipment hire

Temporary traffic lights and barrier hire in Queenborough

Delivered to your site in Queenborough for your trained team to install, or set out and maintained by ours.

Barriers

Pedestrian barriers

Accessible barriers with a tapping rail for the footway.

Hire only or installed
  • Same-day quotes
  • Signal timings set for the site
  • Permits and TM drawings handled

Questions

Road works in Queenborough: FAQs

Who do I apply to for a road works permit in Queenborough?+

Kent County Council. In Queenborough, in two-tier Kent, roads are run by the county council, not Swale. Trunk roads are the responsibility of National Highways. We can make the application for you.

Do I need permission for temporary traffic lights in Queenborough?+

Yes. Portable traffic signals on a public road in Queenborough need the agreement of Kent County Council, normally requested with your permit. Private land such as car parks and sites doesn't need it.

How much notice do I need for road works in Queenborough?+

Under the English permit schemes it's usually 3 working days for minor works, 10 for standard works and 3 months for major works or anything needing a road closure order. Use our works planner to get the exact apply-by date for your start date.

Can you cover an emergency in Queenborough out of hours?+

Yes. Our emergency line 01632 960 999 is answered 24/7. Crews cover Queenborough and nearby Sheerness, Minster and Sittingbourne with signals, barriers and signs to make the site safe.

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Working in Queenborough?

Tell us the street and the dates. We'll come back with kit, crew, permits and a price for Queenborough, usually the same day.

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