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Kerb drainage refers to the construction of channels or drains located along the side of a road or pavement, generally at the edge of a kerb or pavement block, which are designed to collect and divert surface water away from the road and adjacent buildings or structures. The systems involved in the installation of kerb drainage typically include a series of pipes and channels that are laid under the ground and connected to the surface drains, along with outlets that allow the collected water to disperse into appropriate locations, such as rivers, streams or drainage basins. The Highways Agency Interim Advice Note IAN117/08 offers guidance and recommendations for the design, construction and maintenance of such drainage systems, ensuring they are effective and meet safety standards.
