Data Sources & Licences
Road Closures UK aggregates data from official UK government sources. Full attribution and licence details are listed below.
ClearRoute
clearroute.ing ↗Road Closures UK obtains its road-disruption records through ClearRoute's Business API. The site applies UK filtering and displays reported source schedule details where available. Availability, refresh timing and coverage depend on the upstream record and source; the connection/cache indicator is shown separately from each record’s own dates.
Underlying data sources (via ClearRoute)
Department for Transport — Street Manager
street managerStreet Manager is the DfT's digital service for managing and coordinating street works and road closures in England. It provides real-time data on planned and active works.
Department for Transport — D-TRO (Digital Traffic Regulation Orders)
dtroD-TRO provides digital access to Traffic Regulation Orders — the legal instruments that authorise road closures, speed limit changes, and parking restrictions.
National Highways — Transport Data Feeds
national highwaysNational Highways operates England's motorways and major A-roads. Their Transport Data Feeds provide planned and unplanned closures, incidents, and roadworks on the Strategic Road Network.
Traffic Scotland
traffic scotlandTraffic Scotland provides real-time traffic information for Scotland's trunk road network, operated by Transport Scotland.
Traffic Wales
traffic walesTraffic Wales provides traffic information for the Welsh trunk road network, operated by Welsh Government.
TrafficWatchNI
transport niTrafficWatchNI provides traffic information for Northern Ireland's road network, operated by the Department for Infrastructure.
General Attribution
All disruption data displayed on Road Closures UK is sourced via ClearRoute, which aggregates official UK government open data sources. Data is used in accordance with the Open Government Licence v3.0 and applicable data licences. Road Closures UK is not affiliated with any of the underlying data providers listed above.