Street works

Where can I find out information about road works or street works?

All road and street works in the East Riding are displayed on the one.network website:

one.network - Road/Street Works East Riding

Please note: there should always be a sign on-site showing who is doing the work, how long it is expected to take and who to ring in case of an emergency. 

Can I make an enquiry about road works in the area?

What should I do if I need to excavate in the road, footpath or verge?

If you need to excavate on publicly-maintained land, for example to install a new water pipe or another utility service, you must have a license AND a permit. Publicly-maintained land includes highways, footpaths, verges and cycleways.

Find out about the licences required, and how to apply

Find out more about the East Riding Street Works Permit Scheme:

East Riding Street Works Permit Scheme

Does the council have a list of highway charges?

There are a number of fees and charges for a variety of highway items which are reviewed every year. The majority of these fees will be charged to developers, businesses and a small number are relevant for residents. 

They can include:

• vehicular accesses
  
• H-bar markings
  
• skip and scaffold licences
  
• street works permits or licences
  
• traffic regulation orders
  
• provision of information
  
• stopping up orders
• salt bin provision or refills. 

View all highway charges.