Renfrewshire Council

On this page:

• road resurfacing
• large patching
• footpath resurfacing
• road classifications

If you have any questions about the programme, contact our Roads team at ei@renfrewshire.gov.uk

Road resurfacing

This is carried out when the road surface has deteriorated beyond repair and requires a full resurfacing. The road classifications are listed below.

This is the list of planned road resurfacing:

Large patching

Large patching is when is a road is identified for future surface dressing, it is inspected and any major undulations, potholes, defects are patched to ensure a smooth surface ahead of a fuller repair the following year.

This is the list of planned large patching works:

Footpath resurfacing

This is the list of planned footpath resurfacing:

Road classifications

Class A

Class A roads are usually either dual or single carriageway roads and are major roads intended to provide large scale transport links within or between areas

Class B

Class B roads generally have lower traffic densities than main trunk roads or Class A roads. Class B roads are not rated in terms of the width or quality of the road. Class B roads are intended to connect different areas and to feed traffic between Class A roads and smaller roads. These can range from dual carriageways to single track roads with
passing places.

Classified unnumbered

These roads are generally smaller roads intended to connect together unclassified roads with Class A and Class B roads

Unclassified   

Unclassified roads are generally local roads which are intended for local traffic. The vast majority of roads in Scotland (60%) fall in to this category.