Report a Problem

If you think the issue is an emergency please call East Sussex Highways on 0345 60 80 193

For non-emergency reporting of issues, please go to this page of East Sussex Highways website

Reporting issues on the following can all be achieved at the link above:

Anti - Skid

Blockwork Pedestrian Crossings

Bollards or posts

Cattle Grids

Cycleway Condition

Drainage

Footway Condition

General Enquiry

Grit Bins

Pedestrian Guard Rails

Potholes

Road Condition

Road Markings and Lines

Road Studs

Roadworks

Rubber Speed Bumps

Signs

Street Lighting

Traffic Signals

Tree Issue

Vegetation

Vehicle Safety Barriers

Other council departments

East Sussex Highways work alongside other East Sussex County Council teams to undertake highway works. We have provided information on these teams and what their responsibilities are, this is summarised below.

• Parking manage all parking restriction in the county including on-street, off-street parking, and car parks. They are also responsible for parking enforcement, tickets and permits.
• Rights of Way manage the maintenance of footpaths, bridleways and byways.
• Transport Development Control are responsible for considering the transport implications of proposed new developments.
• Strategic Economic Infrastructure are responsible for new infrastructure.
• Road Safety are responsible for reviewing the safety of the network and advising if improvements should be made.

Through this link you can also contact the following departments:

Highway Land Information

Parking Services

Rights of Way

Road Safety

Strategic Economic Infrastructure

Transport Development Control

East Sussex Highways planned works can be viewed via their website at https://live.eastsussexhighways.com/downloads/file/28/planned-maintenance-programme-2023-24

This programme will be updated every Friday with any changes.