Road survey asking for your views on infrastructure

Monday, 7 July 2025 17:55

What do you think of the Island's road network?

Island residents are being invited to take part in the National Highways and Transport Survey, an annual independent poll of public opinion to see how happy they are with highways and transport services.

A total of 3,300 questionnaires have been posted to residents, asking questions on road conditions and maintenance, safety, footpaths and cycleways and street lighting.

Those who've received the questionnaires are being asked to return them using the prepaid postage envelopes.

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