All ideas

As temporary pedestrian crossings are not a traffic management type it is difficult to distinguish between temp signals and temporary crossings. A TM intervention to show this would be very helpful.

Currently, plotting diversions will mean that all routes appear as blue lines and will overlap with no real distinguishable differences. However, if we had the ability to add two different types of diversions (with different colours associated), i...

Using the Roadworks app on iPad, clicking through to the details of any particular roadworks location frequently reports "multiple items near this location" with no further information. I'm told Roadworks.org does not support mobile devices, and y...

It will pinpoint the exact location , every time.

As it stands, all Activities put through Streetmanager appear as Green ("Delays Unlikely") on the One.Network map regardless of whether they are No Carriageway Incursion or a Road Closure. This is causing problems for works such as S278 agreements...

Would be great to have an icon for Bonfire Night/Firework Displays as know these can cause a lot of disruption on the roads

So when putting on a road closure, you can pick the overall period and then select an enforcement pattern but this is not very flexible. We often shut roads on lager more complex jobs at different times and days using different diversions. Say we ...

Is there any way we could have an additional option for plotting a pedestrian diversion? Potentially a different colour to the standard diversion?. We are pushing more for vulnerable users / pedestrian access and find this maybe helpful when viewi...

Previous report would be beneficial as it provides in one view all the elements, where current outline would entail selecting each. Taking up time and effort and not providing overall view of conditions.

The recent addition of ancillary activities is welcomed. At present these are only visible when the associated permit is clicked on and the subsequent details are displayed. It would be more beneficial from a co-ordination perspective if these wer...