Yogi_All tool testing

How to give your feedback

Please use the search tool on the interactive map to locate an area you are interested in.

You can then add a pin to the map to tell us whether you think a specific highway should be categorised higher or lower in the hierarchy.  

You can add as many pins as you like.  You are also able to provide a comment to help us further and we welcome your written feedback.

Key

Can't see the route you're looking for?  Please check the other hierarchy maps, or review our FAQs.  Because of the way some highways are legally recorded, you may need to look at different hierarchy maps to see a full route. For example, some well-used walking routes may involve using roadside footways and Public Footpaths.  While roadside footways are included in the Walking and Wheeling Hierarchy, Public Footpaths will be shown in the Public Rights of Way Hierarchy.  If you wish to tell us about both parts of a route like this, please try to do so using the relevant interactive map.  Shortcut to interactive maps: Cycling Hierarchy, PROW Hierarchy.

Please note: these interactive maps are not a fault-reporting tool - they are for gathering your feedback on which highways are important to you. Highway defects can be reported here: Cambridgeshire County Council - ReportIt 

More Information?  Please view our Background document or FAQs.

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