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Road management

Fingerpost

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Road management for highway authorities in England.

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Fingerpost puts a highway authority’s street works on one map of its road network. Permit applications and notices arrive from DfT Street Manager, and the authority’s closure orders, restrictions, events and incidents sit on the same map. Officers decide applications there and see where works clash. A temporary road closure goes from its first draft through approval and statutory notices to a page the public can read.

Cò dha a tha e. Street works coordinators, inspectors, traffic regulation officers and their managers at highway authorities in England.

Inbhe
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Pàirt de
Tairgsean·Highways and transport
Tagaichean
Street worksPermitsClash detectionTraffic regulation ordersSection 58 restrictionsPublic closure pages

Sònrachadh teignigeach

Air a sgrìobhadh airson measadair teicnigeach. Thathas a' fàgail às sreath anns nach eil luach tomhaiste.

Platform

Street works data
Permit applications and notices from DfT Street Manager, through its published API.
Mapping
Streets come from Ordnance Survey data and are identified by their Unique Street Reference Number (USRN).
Sign-in
Staff sign in through RODMENA ID.
Devices
A web browser on a desktop, tablet or phone.
AI
Fingerpost contains no AI model and sends no data to an AI service.

Dè a tha e a' dèanamh

  • A ranked list for the day

    Officers start the day on a list of what needs attention first, ranked by deadline, road and risk. The reasons for a row’s place are shown beside it.

  • Permit decisions

    Permit applications and works notices arrive from DfT Street Manager. The officer grants, refuses or asks for changes, and the decision goes back to Street Manager and to the promoter.

  • Clash detection

    Fingerpost finds works, closure orders, restrictions, events and incidents that overlap in time on the same street or within a set distance. The check runs on every import and again whenever an order, event or incident is added.

  • Traffic regulation orders

    Temporary, special event, experimental and permanent orders move from draft through consultation, approval and statutory notices to publication and completion. The officer who raises an order cannot approve it.

  • One map of the network

    Permits, section 58 restrictions, closure orders, diversions, events, incidents, traffic cameras and key routes are layers on one Ordnance Survey map. A date field shows what will be active on any day.

  • On site

    Inspectors send works start and stop from a phone or tablet in the browser. Fingerpost passes them to Street Manager and writes them to the log.

  • Public closure pages

    Residents read a closure’s public page without signing in. The page gives the dates, the diversion and the firm doing the work, and lists the order’s legal notices.

  • Audit trail

    Fingerpost records who made each permit decision, order approval and notice, and when.

Airson sgrìobhainnean, pìleat no amalachadh, cuiribh fios thugainn.

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