Highways England

Target entity: Highways England
Context triple: [Department for Transport, oversees, Highways England]

• A. M62 motorway
  The M62 motorway is a major trans-Pennine route in northern England, linking cities such as Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, and Hull.
• B. M90 motorway
  The M90 motorway is a major Scottish highway linking Edinburgh to Perth and serving as a key north–south route in eastern Scotland.
• C. M9 motorway
  The M9 motorway is a major Scottish highway connecting Edinburgh to Stirling and the Highlands, serving as a key transport route through central Scotland.
• D. M25 motorway
  The M25 motorway is a major orbital road encircling most of Greater London, serving as one of the busiest and most important transport routes in the United Kingdom.
• E. M3 motorway
  The M3 motorway is a major road in southern England that connects London to Southampton, passing through counties including Surrey and Hampshire.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Highways England
Target entity description: Highways England is a government-owned company responsible for operating, maintaining, and improving England’s motorways and major A roads.

• A. M62 motorway
  The M62 motorway is a major trans-Pennine route in northern England, linking cities such as Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, and Hull.
• B. M90 motorway
  The M90 motorway is a major Scottish highway linking Edinburgh to Perth and serving as a key north–south route in eastern Scotland.
• C. M9 motorway
  The M9 motorway is a major Scottish highway connecting Edinburgh to Stirling and the Highlands, serving as a key transport route through central Scotland.
• D. M25 motorway
  The M25 motorway is a major orbital road encircling most of Greater London, serving as one of the busiest and most important transport routes in the United Kingdom.
• E. M3 motorway
  The M3 motorway is a major road in southern England that connects London to Southampton, passing through counties including Surrey and Hampshire.
• F. None of above. chosen