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How do I report a road obstruction?
Is it an offence to cause an obstruction on the road?
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Can I report a dangerous road obstruction outside office hours?
You can report obstructions on the road such as illegal signs, hedges, builders skips and scaffolding to the local council or National Highways.
In an emergency, call 999. Other incidents should be reported via our Customer Contact Centre on 0300 123 5000. If you have previously made a report then please enter your reference, for example FMS1234567, into the search box to locate the latest status.
You can also report an obstruction on a road or street by email or phone (for emergencies only) by using the contact details on the DfI Roads page. You should provide the following details:...
You can report an obstruction to us if it could be of danger or nuisance to road users, or hold up traffic. Common obstructions are: Weather-related obstructions - fallen trees, flooded...
Report an obstruction on a road or pavement, such as advertising boards, illegal signs (flyposting) on traffic signs or railings, debris or overhanging trees/hedges.
Call 01202 123 123 or 0800 506 050 out of hours if the issue is an emergency where there is risk to life or property. Let us know about an obstruction on the road or pavement such as: tree...
If the obstruction's likely to cause a road traffic accident. Call (01226) 773555. Find out more about how to report an obstruction, road and pavements obstruction map and make a report.
