Product

An intelligence workbench, licensed by capability

HighwayIQ is a set of capabilities on one platform. Authorities license the ones they need, and every one runs on the same live Street Manager data.

Available now

Live and in daily use.

Available

Clash detection and triage

Every permit event is checked as it arrives, given a severity from Blocking to Low, and queued with the reason and the action to take.

Available

Section 58 protection

Protects newly resurfaced streets. Any permit that intersects a live Section 58 restriction is flagged as Blocking and placed in an alert queue.

Available

S74 overrun alerts and exposure

Finds works running past their permitted end, calculates days over and the daily charge, and totals the authority’s overrun exposure.

Available

Works programme

A Gantt view of every works on a street or across an area, with planned and actual dates side by side and Section 58 corridors overlaid.

Available

Councillor ward reports

A plain-English report of the works in a ward for a given week, ready to print, save as PDF or paste into an email to councillors.

In development

Built or partly built, being tested against live data before release.

In development

Street dig history

The full works history of any street: who opened it, when, for how long, and how each job ended.

In development

Network stress

A weekly score per ward that combines road category, traffic management and how many works run at once, shown as a ward-by-week heat map.

In development

Cross-boundary works

Finds works by another highway authority near your own works at the same time: neighbouring councils across the boundary, and authorities such as National Highways inside your area.

On the roadmap

Designed, not yet built. Timelines are shared with pilot authorities.

Planned

Promoter scorecards

Longitudinal performance per promoter: overrun rate, clash rate and Section 58 breaches, normalised by works volume.

Planned

Ward Intelligence portal

A councillor portal with magic-link sign-in, showing everything in a councillor’s own wards, including the council’s own works.

Planned

Public Accountability

An independent public site on promoter performance for residents and the press, with published methodology and a right of reply.

Planned

Plain-English briefings

One-click summaries of complex multi-clash situations, written for a briefing note.

Where HighwayIQ fits

Alongside your permit system, not instead of it

Permit management platforms handle the transaction. HighwayIQ adds the analysis, so there is nothing to migrate and no change to how permits are assessed.

CapabilityPermit management platformsHighwayIQ
Permit workflow (assess, grant, refuse)YesNo, by design
Computed clash severity across all live worksNot usuallyYes
Section 58 checks on permit geometryVariesYes
S74 overrun exposure, pricedNot usuallyYes
Ward-level reporting for councillorsNot usuallyYes
Cross-boundary works from the national feedNot usuallyIn development
Longitudinal promoter performanceNot usuallyPlanned

General comparison based on publicly described features. Individual products differ.

See it on your own network

We will load your authority’s live Street Manager data and walk through clashes, S58 and S74 exposure with your coordinators.