183 Publications

Formalising Transport Scotland’s position in relation to NMU access arrangements

The Strategic Road Safety Plan sets out how Transport Scotland delivers road safety on the trunk road network

The procedures to be followed by Design Organisations when seeking TS Standards Branch consideration of a DMRB and MCHW Departure from Standard affecting a trunk road or motorway

This project seeks to review the existing technologies in this country and across the globe which are used to detect and survey underground drainage apparatus.

This statement is the last formal output of the SEA process for the Dualling Programme and outlines how the assessment findings and the comments received through the consultation process have been taken into account

This report presents the findings of an evaluation to assess the possible impact the pilot might have had in realising the aims of SRSW and to provide evidence to help inform whether there may be value in developing SRSW as a regular initiative to support the co-ordination and delivery of road safety themed activity across Scotland’s delivery partnerships

The Scottish Government undertook an EQIA as part of the process to develop policy on extending eligibility, via an application to the local authority, to people who have cognitive impairments who have no awareness of danger from traffic and are likely to compromise their safety, or the safety of others as result

Setting out the level of service we intend to provide on the trunk road network, alongside the work and investment required to achieve this

Derek McKay, Minister for Transport and the Islands, recently announced an independent review of the Office and functions of the Scottish Road Works Commissioner, with recommendations to be made to the Scottish Ministers by end March 2016

Police Scotland is responsible for the operational delivery of the Programme, through Units in three enforcement Areas covering all of mainland Scotland