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Highways UK Conference Peter Antolik, Highways Director, Office of Rail and Road 16 November 2016

2 We are here to protect the interests of existing and future rail and road users

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Annual assessment 2015-16, key messages 4 Annual assessment 2015-16, key messages

Performance Specification delivery 5 Performance Specification delivery Outcome Key Performance Indicator and target Performance in 2015-16 RAG 2015-16 RAG RP1 Making the network safer Killed and seriously injured (KSI) Target: 40% reduction by end of 2020 Improvement in 2015, but more needed to deliver 2020 target Amber Improving user satisfaction Road user satisfaction Target: 90% by March 2017 89.3% satisfaction Supporting the smooth flow of traffic Network availability Target: 97% lane availability in any one rolling year 98.4% availability Green Incident clearance Target: 85% of motorway incidents cleared within one hour 86% cleared within one hour Encouraging economic growth Average delay (seconds per vehicle mile) Target: No target set 8.9 seconds delay per vehicle mile Delivering better environmental outcomes Noise important areas mitigated Target: Mitigate at least 1,150 noise important areas by 2020 48 delivered Improved biodiversity Target: Publish biodiversity action plan Action plan published in June 2015 Helping cyclists, walkers, and other vulnerable users Number of new and upgraded crossings 204 delivered Achieving real efficiency Capital expenditure savings Target: Total savings of at least £1.212 billion on capital expenditure by 2019-20 Met internal target of £33m Progress of work, relative to delivery plan Delivery in 2015-16 largely to plan, risks to delivery later in the road period Keeping the network in good condition Pavement condition Target: 95% of pavement requiring no further investigation for possible maintenance 95.4% requires no further investigation

Improving the network in Roads Period 1 6 Improving the network in Roads Period 1 Investment plan delivery in 2015-16

Renewals delivery Volumes delivered varying significantly to plans 7 Renewals delivery Volumes delivered varying significantly to plans Uneven profile of delivery

ORR monitoring priorities for 2017 8 ORR monitoring priorities for 2017 RIS1 Delivery A clear plan for delivering enhancements, maintenance and renewals Improving the assurance processes around the data we use RIS2 planning Contributing to a RIS2 process which has a strong evidence base Progressing benchmarking to inform our efficiency review Learning lessons across modes Applying safe practices in rail to road users and workers Bringing in the views of others Embedding the views of users and other stakeholders into our monitoring approach