Accelerating the transition to electric vehicles and making cycle and walking more attractive ways to travel are at the heart of a ten point plan
Scotland’s ruling Scottish National Party is planning to discuss introducing free-at-the-point-of-use public transport across the country. The pro-independence paper The National has seen the final
Regional transport projects in the North East are needed to improve road links as well as cut carbon emissions and make travel safer. While some
Road transport contributes far more to East Anglia’s pollution than it does in other parts of the country according to figures from Transport East- the
The Kingston Bridge in Glasgow, one of Europe’s busiest road bridges, has been category C listed by Historic Environment Scotland (HES). More than 150,000 vehicles
London’s Deputy Mayor is warning that the capital’s transport network will need further taxpayers’ money to keep running next year. Heidi Alexander has told Reuters
A ‘radical rethink’ of Scotland’s approach to transport spending is needed to match the challenges of passengers post-covid say some MSPs. The Rural Economy and
Scotland’s main train operator is planning to cut a number of services meaning it has cut the number of trains by a fifth since the
The Scottish Government has committed £500m of funding for bus priority infrastructure, continuing its programme of investment. The Bus Partnership Fund will support local authorities,
The parking and kerbside management company GRID Smarter Cities has been selected as one of five technology firms to join the High Speed 2 rail
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