When you perform a search the map will be automatically positioned with a cursor at the centre of your map. You will then need to use drawing tools to designate your site on the map. There are three drawing tools available:

Line - The Line tool allows you to draw a line to represent your activity.

Area(Polygon) - This tool is used to draw the outline of an area.

Circle – At the centre of your site click and drag outwards, this will result in a circle being drawn to cover your site.

Important: when using the Line and Polygon tools, right click once each time you need to create a corner/change direction; when you’ve finished the drawing, double click to complete it.

Yes, the size of a ticket is limited for each specific drawing tool as follows:

Line – 5km

Area –1kmsq

Circle – 25m to 1km (Diameter)

Details of your application and your contact information will be passed onto all Road Authorities who are signed up to the CorridorAccess service. You will be advised via email and the CorridorAccess site when your request has been received by the Road Authority. You will then receive pre-requisite documents for your review and response.

Important: you must not close any part of the road until you have had your CorridorAccess Request approved.

Once you submit your ticket the information is automatically processed and passed onto our Road authority Members. If you wish to cancel or amend your inquiry you need to call +1 203 248 2215 and request the desired action.

You will be advised via email and the CorridorAccess site when your request has been received by the Road Authority. You will then receive pre-requisite documents for your review and response.

The Ticket Confirmation is your record of the Road Authorities who have had their Zones of Interest searched against your application details. A Request has been sent to each Road Authority with your contact details. When you receive correspondence back from the Road Authority you should tick them off the list.

It is very important that you make sure you receive information from all Road Authorities on the list provided before commencing any works.

Yes you require Java.

Java is a programming language and computing platform first released by Sun Microsystems in 1995. There are lots of applications and websites that will not work unless you have Java installed, and more are created every day. Java is fast, secure, and reliable. From laptops to datacenters, game consoles to scientific supercomputers, cell phones to the Internet.

Java is available from Java.com