Kent is calling on government
to plough the proposed £10-a-day charge back into the councils
responsible for improving roads.
You can report a fault 24 hours a day using our online
reporting form.
After a fault has been reported you can track the status of your
enquiry
Car sharing saves you money and reduces the number of cars on
the road.
Whether you're a driver or in need of a lift, get involved and
sign up to Kent Journey Share.
We offer concessionary bus passes for people with disabilities
and older Kent residents, enabling free travel to anywhere in
England during off-peak hours.
Find out everything you need to know from where your nearest
salt bin is located to traffic and travel information.
We want everyone to enjoy the festive season. But please
remember that any amount of alcohol can affect your ability to
drive safely. Don't take the risk.
From January 2012, assessments will be introduced for Blue Badge
applicants. The increased £10 charge for issuing badges
will only apply to those whose applications are successful.
With the dark, cold months closing in there
has never been a better time to shine.
Young pedestrians and cyclists are our most
vulnerable road users. Whether you are on your way to school or out
at the weekends, by wearing reflective gear you can make yourself
more visible to drivers.
View real-time information about conditions on Kent’s
roads, including roadworks and incidents and live traffic
cameras.
Kent County Council’s 2011 ‘Find and Fix’
campaign to fix potholes started on Monday 18 April with small and
medium sized, local specialist tarmac firms going out to repair
roads across the county.
This follows the success of last year’s campaign, which saw
122,000 square metres of road repaired and 31,000 potholes
filled.
Last winter's weather had a significant impact on the condition
of the county's roads.
Since May we have repaired 853 roads, filled 3,753 potholes and
patched 76,252 square metres of road.