National Road Works Register

Last update

The National Road Works Register (Registre national des travaux) is a register which contains all the applications for road and roadside permits which have been submitted by businesses as well as all information concerning public infrastructure works planned by the communes and the public administrators (e.g. telecommunication networks, gas, electricity, water, etc.).

This information is published in the register for 30 days, which allows businesses to:

  • be informed about which works are planned on the parcel of land on which they intend to carry out works themselves;
  • better coordinate their own work sites with those of other businesses or public administrators;
  • achieve cost reductions by sharing the cost for infrastructure works based on an agreement between concerned businesses and other interested parties;
  • guarantee conditions that cause the least possible damage to public areas all the while respecting the environment and the aesthetic quality of the surroundings.

Who is concerned

Businesses who wish to carry out civil engineering works on public land can consult the National Road Works Register.

Prerequisites

Businesses must hold a LuxTrust Pro certificate in order to access the National Road Works Register.

How to proceed

Using the register

After signing in to the National Road Works Register with their LuxTrust Pro certificate, businesses can use the search engine to obtain the list of works planned on the parcel of land they are interested in (e.g. applications submitted by other businesses or works planned by the commune).

If a business finds a works project of interest, it can contact the business or authority that is planning the project and inform them of their intention to participate in the work site.

It must then submit its own road permit application within the 30 days publication period.

The mayor of the commune in question invites the businesses concerned (or any other concerned party) to negotiate a sharing agreement which will namely determine how the costs for the works will be shared.

Online services and forms

Online services

Related procedures and links

Your opinion matters to us

Tell us what you think of this page. You can leave us your feedback on how to improve this page. You will not receive a reply to your feedback. Please use the contact form for any specific questions you might have.

Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory.

Did you find what you were looking for?*
How would you rate this page?*
Very poor
Very good

Leave a comment to help us improve this page. Do not provide any personal information such as your email address, name, telephone number, etc.

0/1000

Please rate this page

Your opinion has been submitted successfully!

Thank you for your contribution. If you need help or have any questions, please use the contact form.

Would you like to help us make digital public services more user-friendly by submitting your suggestions for improvement?

Then visit Zesumme Vereinfachen, the online participation platform dedicated to administrative simplification in Luxembourg.

Let's simplify things together

An error occurred

Oops, an error has occurred.