London: Q3 2026 edition

34 rated authorities: 2 GREEN, 29 AMBER and 3 RED overall.

Published: 19 July 2026

Last reviewed: 19 July 2026

Content owner: Elevyn Technology Group Limited editorial team

Dataset version: 2025-2026-v1

London DfT overall bands, 2025-2026
Authority	Overall band	Council report	Journalist brief
Barking and Dagenham	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Barnet	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Bexley	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Brent	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Bromley	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Camden	AMBER	View report	Data brief
City of London	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Croydon	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Ealing	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Enfield	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Greenwich	RED	View report	Data brief
Hackney	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Hammersmith and Fulham	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Haringey	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Harrow	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Havering	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Hillingdon	GREEN	View report	Data brief
Hounslow	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Islington	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Kensington and Chelsea	RED	View report	Data brief
Kingston upon Thames	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Lambeth	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Lewisham	GREEN	View report	Data brief
Merton	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Newham	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Redbridge	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Richmond upon Thames	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Southwark	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Sutton	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Tower Hamlets	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Transport for London	AMBER	No Fixtyer report published	Data brief
Waltham Forest	RED	View report	Data brief
Wandsworth	AMBER	View report	Data brief
Westminster	AMBER	View report	Data brief

Regional journalist assets

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Methodology, source and limitations

Fixtyer groups and counts the published DfT overall network-level GREEN, AMBER and RED bands. No weighting, score, ranking or inferred value is added.

England only. The DfT ratings dataset covers English highway authorities and does not rank Welsh authorities.

Ratings are network-level bands. They do not establish notice, negligence, liability, the merits of a particular claim or the condition of a specific road.

Q3 2026 is the Fixtyer publication edition, not a claim that DfT updates quarterly. A new edition can reuse the latest official dataset until DfT publishes a replacement.

Read the canonical dataset methodology, downloads and changelog, or check the Department for Transport source.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Open Government Licence v3.0.

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Copyable citation

Fixtyer Road Maintenance Index, Q3 2026 (London): 34 rated English highway authorities, 2 GREEN, 29 AMBER and 3 RED. Fixtyer deterministic presentation of Department for Transport 2025-2026 rating bands, dataset 2025-2026-v1. https://fixtyer.co.uk/road-maintenance-index