Do I need council permission for a kerb ramp on my driveway?

If installing on private land only, no council permission is typically required. If the ramp spans onto the public highway, you may need permission from your local highways authority.

What width kerb ramp do I need for a car?

A standard car has a wheel track of approximately 1,400–1,600mm. Two kerb ramp sections totalling 1,800–2,000mm width are recommended for comfortable access, or a single wider-piece ramp.

Are rubber kerb ramps suitable for heavy vans?

Standard rubber kerb ramps are typically rated for cars and light vans up to 3,500 kg. For heavier commercial vehicles, select our heavy-duty range specifically rated for HGV use.

Kerb Ramps

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Kerb Ramps for Driveways, Wheelchair Access & Vehicle Entry

Kerb ramps bridge the gap between road level and raised kerbs, enabling vehicles, wheelchairs, mobility scooters, cyclists, and delivery operatives to cross kerbs safely and efficiently. They are essential for driveways, business premises, disabled access routes, and pedestrian crossings throughout the UK — and under the Equality Act 2010, accessible entry to commercial premises is a legal obligation.

Who Needs Kerb Ramps?

Low-clearance vehicles — sports cars and lowered vehicles that ground on kerbs
Wheelchair and mobility scooter users — requiring level access to pavements and premises
Cyclists — needing smooth transitions between road and pavement
Delivery personnel — handling sack trucks and pallet trolleys over kerb edges
Business premises — ensuring accessible entry for all visitors

Rubber Kerb Ramps

The most popular option, manufactured from recycled or virgin rubber compound. Natural grip and flexibility make them ideal for vehicle use. Self-draining and available in single-lane widths (600–1,000mm) or in connecting multi-lane configurations for wider access points.

HDPE Plastic Kerb Ramps

Lightweight and extremely durable, resisting impact, UV, oil, and fuel spillage. Suitable for temporary and permanent use — popular for construction sites, events, and business premises. Easy to handle without lifting equipment.

Heavy Duty Kerb Ramps

For driveways used by heavy commercial vehicles, heavy-duty kerb ramps with higher load ratings ensure long service life under repeated commercial vehicle crossings. Deeper profiles and solid construction distribute vehicle weight effectively.

Installation

Most kerb ramps require no drilling — they sit in position at the kerb edge. For permanent installations, adhesive or through-bolting options are available. Note that installing a dropped kerb on the public highway requires local highways authority consent; private land installations are generally unrestricted.