one.network Product Ideas

Some people post TM plans which cover broad periods of time before the permit is published. This allows them to plot and then return to finalise dates & other details later. The issue is that this can make the map too busy to be able to discer...

When a closure is plotted it would be helpful to have tickboxes to indicate whether the closure will affect pedestrians and cycles as well as vehicles.

We have 'road closure' and 'footway closure' options already. Increasingly there are instances where we want to close a segregated cycle track and have no means to do that whilst ensuring that people understand the footway/carriageway is still open.

Like many others I monitor the site for installation of full fibre broadband in my town. The old Roadworks.org site used to allow me to filter works by category (e.g. Telecoms) or even company (e.g. BT, Virgin Media, Cityfibre). The return of this...

It would be useful to have a differentiator between granted and ungranted permits e.g. greyed icons on the map. This would be especially useful where multiple icons appear in the same location. For co-ordinating purposes this would be beneficial.

I would like to know if there is a filter view to show only telecoms works on the map view?

For example, some areas are protected during Christmas periods. Whilst notices are circulated to affected stakeholders it would be helpful to have these in one central place.

It would greatly aid our Duty Engineers to clearly see where the speed restriction starts and ends, also any Utilities which use the system .

Now One.Network are taking our Streetworks data directly from Street Manager... could another layer be developed for the One.Network map which would be for Streetworks personnel only (determined by a tick box within the user management that admins...

I am one of two admins for KentCC, we have over 200 internal users some of whom have retired or left KCC altogether. Whilst the current inactive function is useful, I would like the ability to remove/delete these users for good.