Reporting Road Hazards in and around Southampton

As you may well be aware, MAG campaigns at a local level about the poor state of our roads. To help the local councils fix any problems, we have created this list of local authority contacts, so that you know where to report the hazard too. If you find it useful, please let us know! We will update this page as and when we find more information.

Either phone or write to the appropriate address below.

You will need to include the following information.

"It is considered that because of <state cause of hazard> the road at <exact location - include landmarks, roads e.g. outside 31 Acacia Avenue> is potentially hazardous to two wheeled traffic."

A road hazard can be something like a loose man-hole cover, a sunken man-hole, bad backfilling, a pot-hole or a broken up road surface. Whatever you might think it should be called, if it looks dodgy, report it!

You will then have to sign, date and send your letter.

Any comments or useful information please mail


Hampshire County Council

Environment Department
The Castle,
Winchester,
Hants.
SO23 8U?

0845 850 4422

Report defect online

Southampton City Council

Roadcare Services,
Ground floor,
Southbrook Rise,
4 - 8 Milbrook Road East,
Southampton,
Hants
SO15 1YG

0800 519 1919

e-mail contact

Report defect online 

Eastleigh Council

Highways Department,
Civic Offices,
Leigh Road,
Eastleigh,
SO50 9YN

023 8068 8226

Motorways and Major Trunk Roads

Southampton is in Area3

NC5,
Highways Agency,
Federated House,
London Road,
Dorking, Surrey,
RH4 1SZ

08457 50 40 30

e-mail contact

Fareham Borough Council

Highways Department,
Civic Offices,
Civic Way,
Fareham,
Hampshire,
PO16 7PP

 

Portsmouth City Council

Civic Offices,
Guildhall Square,
Portsmouth,
Hants.


023 9283 4092

e-mail contact

Report defect online 
 

New Forest District Council

Highways Department,
Appletree Court,
Lnydhurst

023 8028 5000

 

If you spot and diesel or any other temporary road hazard (such as debris, fallen tree, alien space-craft landed on the M27), please contact Hampshire Constabulary on 01962 841500. It is important to call in all diesel spills - the more officially logged, the bigger the problem appears to be (in the eyes of the bureaucracy anyway - we know its a *BIG* problem)


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