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Road Maintenance
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Context
6.3 Road Maintenance
6.4 Winter Maintenance
6.5 Road Works


6.1 Introduction

It is clear from other chapters of this guidance that policy changes and design improvements can make a big difference to motorcyclists’ experience and safety when using the road network.

However, the role of the maintenance engineer is critical to this mode of travel:

In providing a consistent road surface with suitable skid resistance
In keeping roads clear of contamination and debris
In maintaining visibility, especially at bends and junctions
In ensuring best practice in maintaining road signs, road studs and markings
In setting up efficient, well-publicised systems so that members of the public can report road defects that receive prompt attention
In implementing maintenance policies that focus on preventative action
In designing winter maintenance regimes that keep the needs of riders in mind
In ensuring that road works are safe for all road users


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