UK roadworks data, ready to use.

LiveRoad ingests the Department for Transport's Street Manager feed — the same source councils and contractors file permits into — and turns it into clean, queryable, near‑real‑time data covering every UK local authority. If your organisation needs to know what's being dug up, where, and when, we can deliver it however suits you.

12,000+
Live & upcoming permits
Every
UK local authority
Near real-time
Street Manager ingestion

Who it's for

Fleets & logistics

Route-level disruption ahead of time — closures and works on the corridors your vehicles actually use, as data or alerts.

Councils & highways teams

A live view of works across your patch and your neighbours' — including embeddable maps for resident-facing pages.

Insurers & claims

Historical works data for a location and date — what was being dug up at this postcode when the incident happened.

Utilities & contractors

Coordination intelligence — see scheduled works near yours and avoid clashes, lane rental fines and repeat digs.

Media & research

Aggregates and rankings — worst roads, busiest councils, works by category — citable and refreshed continuously.

Property & planning

Disruption history and pipeline for a site or area, as a one-off report or ongoing feed.

How you can take it

JSON API

Query works by location, radius, road, council or impact tier. The same API that powers our live map.

Embeddable map

A live roadworks map for your own site or intranet — one iframe, your area, always current.

Alerts & digests

Email or webhook when new works appear on roads, routes or areas you care about.

Custom reports

One-off extracts or recurring datasets — historical, filtered, in the shape your team needs.

Talk to us

We're early — which means early-access pricing and a direct line to the people who built it. Tell us what you're trying to do and we'll tell you honestly whether our data can do it.

LiveRoad is a 5 Rivers Labs (site coming soon) product. Source data: DfT Street Manager open data, aggregated and enriched. Consumer product remains free — see the live map.