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Surrey Highways

Guildford GU4 7BQ, UK

+44 300 200 1003

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Detailed Information

Place Types Local government office
Address Guildford GU4 7BQ, UK
Coordinate 51.2574706,-0.5310746
Website https://www.surreycc.gov.uk/roads-and-transport
Rating 2.5
Compound Code 7F49+XH Guildford, UK

Reviews

Mike Hancock (09/26/2020)

Reported divert signs left after roadworks completed months ago. Filled in forms online, spoken to several 'customer care' people at SH and they're still there. Not fit for purpose.

Miriam Quirke (02/26/2020)

Extremely disappointed and frustrated that no-one can take the time to follow up on reports of poor condition/lack of tarmac/uneven surfaces of our roads. The road surfaces in Surrey are becoming worse and worse with little or no repairs being carried out. It is dangerous not just for motorists but also pedestrians when crossing the roads. Surely road surfaces must start to be improved at some point????

Janet Durbin (03/06/2020)

Driving home from Gatwick at 6.30 last night in pouring rain. On the road leading into Leigh there were 6 cars on the narrow unlit road with punctures due to a large pothole. We were lucky not to have joined the others. Road conditions were very dangerous. We were then diverted to join the A24 in Dorking. The dirvertion was to turn right across the road. This meant to cross the line of traffic coming up the hill, on a blind corner in the dark and heavy rain. Knowing where we were, we eventually were able to turn right and come back on ourselves via the roundabout. Even this meant a long wait as visibility was so poor. So dangerous.

P Ben (05/20/2019)

How do I sum up the level of professionalism and expertise of Surrey Highways. One of many examples... Drive out of Guildford via Burpham for the A3 to London. A very expensive dual carriageway crosses the A3 ...the right lane is the filter to London. The benefit of this expensive dual carriageway is completely negated by being approached by a comparitively, very cheap single carriageway. This causes delay for vehicles just crossing the A3 and much congestion all the way back into Burpham. There is plenty of room to put dual carriageway access to the dual carriageway bridge.