11 Publications

Lee Craigie, Scotland’s Active Nation Commissioner, has concluded her appointment.

This research report presents the findings from an independent evaluation of our Walking and Cycling Schools Programme.

The Transport Scotland Corporate Plan 2020-21 sets out how we will support delivery of our national transport priorities.

The Commissioner’s report sets out her thoughts and impressions on her first eighteen months in the role, including the changing context of transport in the time of COVID-19 and her priorities and objectives for the remainder of her three year term.

Transport Scotland requires consultants and contractors working on trunk road projects to follow the guidance within Cycling by Design.

This Baseline Assessment considers an NMU facility between the settlements of Aviemore and Carrbridge

This report reviews the potential for the Traveline Scotland site to include aggregated fares information alongside the journey planning information

A result of oral and written evidence presented to the Task Force Members during 2017, the report makes recommendations on how to tackle barriers to delivering new, innovative and popular infrastructure which encourages walking and cycling

The work that we'll be doing to set Scotland on the path to having a world-class and innovative transport network, building on our developing reputation for delivering truly transformational projects and programmes for the benefit of the economy and society

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