Images from JG Highway Design -- DATE OF ATTRIBUTION: 30/04/2025
Images from JG Highway Design -- DATE OF ATTRIBUTION: 30/04/2025
Images from JG Highway Design -- DATE OF ATTRIBUTION: 30/04/2025
Images from JG Highway Design -- DATE OF ATTRIBUTION: 30/04/2025
Images from JG Highway Design -- DATE OF ATTRIBUTION: 30/04/2025
Images from JG Highway Design -- DATE OF ATTRIBUTION: 30/04/2025
Images from JG Highway Design -- DATE OF ATTRIBUTION: 30/04/2025
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Highway Access Design in Surrey

Highway Access Design in Surrey

At JG Highway Design Ltd, we have collaborated with a wide range of clients, from individual home owners, land owners, architects, transport and highway consultants and developers providing them with full technical design drawings.

Having a ‘safe and suitable access’ plays a key role to the success of a planning application; this is an important requirement all developers must consider in order to comply with paragraph 108 of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) which states ‘a safe and suitable access to the site can be achieved for all users’.
We can provide planning application drawings through Vehicle swept path analysis in surrey to satisfy both Local Planning and Highway Authority overcoming highway concerns designed in accordance with your Local Authority’s design guide, Manual For Streets 2 (MFS), Design Manual for Roads and Bridges (DMRB) and Traffic Signs Manual (TSM).

Whether it be for a small field access or agricultural site, a garden driveway conversion, a large residential site, industrial estate or for parking provision. We can deliver highway access design drawings which may include vehicle emerging and forward visibility splays, pedestrian visibility splays as well as visibility splay cross section drawings in the vertical plane.

At JG Highway Design Ltd we use swept path analysis – or sweep path – which often serves as a crucial factor in gaining highway approval for planning applications. The inclusion of vital vehicles such as Refuse Collection Vehicles (RCV), Emergency Services, Supermarket Delivery Vehicles, and HGVs and more ensures that your access can be safe and suitable for all users.