Appendices A to F

Appendix A - Consultation materials

An Executive Summary of the National Speed Management Review Consultation was included in the Consultation website hosted by Transport Scotland.

A set of eight information banners were produced to support the consultation:

Transport Scotland issued a social media post on Facebook to help promote the consultation.

Transport Scotland issued a social media post on X (formerly Twitter) to support the launch of the consultation.

Transport Scotland issued a social media post on Instagram to help promote the consultation.

Transport Scotland issued a social media post on LinkedIn to promote the in-person consultation events.

An overview of the National Speed Management Review was included on the Scottish Government Website of Consultation.

Transport Scotland sent an email to stakeholders announcing the launch of the Consultation and inviting feedback.

Transport Scotland emailed Community Councils announcing plans to host an in-person consultation event in their area.

Transport Scotland emailed Community Councils with details of in-person consultation events and how to sign up to attend.

An email was sent to stakeholders with details of two online engagement events and inviting them to attend.

A letter was sent from the Cabinet Secretary to MSPs informing them that the Consultation had launched and encouraging them to participate.

Transport Scotland issued a press release to their website announcing the launch of the Consultation.

Transport Scotland issued a press release to their website announcing the series of in-person engagement events.

Eventbrite was used to invite people to sign up to participate online engagement events.

A list of Frequently Asked Questions about the online events were displayed on the Eventbrite webpage to address participants’ queries.