According to the latest Department for Transport data, Havering boasts well-maintained major roads, with 72% rated 'green'. This statistic places the borough among Londonâs top ten for road condition. However, B and C roads show a mixed performance, with only 53% rated well and 26% in poor condition. Despite budget constraints, Havering Council plans to invest around £6 million yearly to maintain roads, and has already resurfaced significant lengths of roads and pavements. In comparison, other east London boroughs fare slightly better regarding A road conditions.
Major roads in Havering were among the best maintained in London last year, with 72% rated 'green' according to recent government data.
The Department for Transport statistics indicate that while A roads are in good condition, B and C roads in Havering are in worse shape, with 26% rated 'red'.
Despite facing financial challenges, Havering Council is committed to investing approximately £6 million annually in highway maintenance, demonstrating dedication to improving road conditions.
Other boroughs in east London, including Tower Hamlets and Redbridge, reported less than 10% of A roads in 'red' condition, contrasting with Haveringâs mixed results.
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