
Eighteen Years of Public Insight into Local Transport Services
Introduction Since its launch in 2008, the National Highways and Transport (NHT) Public Satisfaction Survey has provided local authorities across the UK with a consistent

Introduction Since its launch in 2008, the National Highways and Transport (NHT) Public Satisfaction Survey has provided local authorities across the UK with a consistent

“Transparency only builds trust when it is clear, reliable and properly contextualised. Without that, headline ratings risk confusing the picture rather than improving it.” Supporting

If transparency reporting is to be strengthened to improve comparability between authorities, there is a strong case for building on the established work of the

Why Listening to the Public Matters in Transport Effective transport systems are built around the people who use them every day. From road conditions and

The challenges facing local authority highways teams have never been more complex. On one hand, councils are committed to aggressive Net Zero targets, demanding significant

Eighteen years of data reveal where residents think local highways and transport services are delivering and where public confidence is fading. Eighteen Years of Public

The National Highways & Transport (NHT) Network’s Public Satisfaction Survey (NHT PSS) has become a cornerstone for UK local authorities seeking to understand and enhance

Local authorities across the UK face growing challenges in managing highways and transport services. From budget constraints and rising public expectations to meeting environmental targets

The National Highways and Transport (NHT) Network is a subscription-based benchmarking and service improvement initiative designed specifically for local authorities. By bringing together councils from