Public and private roads in the city, proposed traffic schemes.
Brighton & Hove City Council has a register of all the highways maintained at public expense as well as the private roads within the city.
Our Traffic Search Information document gives details of our Highways Land Search Register which lists private and public roads.
View adopted roads within Brighton & Hove on our highways map.
For a list of all the proposed traffic schemes shown on the register under Question 3.6 download the Traffic Regulation Order database.
The information displayed is regularly updated and is correct to the best of our knowledge.
It does not constitute a definitive statement as to the status of any particular highway. It provides information as to whether a road is an adopted highway that's maintainable at public expense.
The motorway and trunk road network is the responsibility of the Highways Agency. All enquiries concerning proposed motorway or trunk road improvements and the extent of highways should be directed to the Highways Agency.
If you require a standard plan showing the extent of a publicly maintainable highway, the fee is £45 (including VAT).
Pay for a highway search online or search for 'Highway Searches' on our online payments portal and complete all fields.
There's a single fee of £40 (including VAT) for additional questions as part of the Highway Search.
Pay for highway search additional questions online or search for 'Highway Searches (Additional Questions fee)' on our online payments portal and complete all fields.
We'll automatically be notified of your payment.
If you have a request, send an email to parkingdesign@brighton-hove.gov.uk.