52 Publications

This document sets out the context and Scottish Government's policy position on car demand management and the independent Transport Demand Management Research.

This Transport Demand Management research was commissioned by Transport Scotland in June 2022 to explore fair and progressive options to reduce unnecessary car use.

A key part of the recommendations of STPR2 was to consider altering National Speed Limits to promote reductions in collision rates and severity. This report identifies two specific options for consideration on Scotland’s National Speed Limit roads.

This is the determination and statement of reasons which has been sent to the Consultation Authorities confirming that the Scottish Government has concluded that a Strategic Environmental Assessment is not required for Transport Scotland's Vision Implementation Plan.

Minutes from the 27th A83 Taskforce meeting, held on 19 September 2024, chaired by the Cabinet Secretary for Transport.

This is the summary report for the A9 Dualling - Pass of Birnam to Tay Crossing - DMRB Stage 2 Scheme Assessment Report.

Transport Scotland emphasises the importance of procurement and commercial capability in achieving its objectives. Aligned with Scottish Government goals, it updates its Corporate Procurement Strategy to optimise public resources while promoting sustainability and inclusivity. Compliance with legal obligations and enhancing procurement practices are key focus areas for 2024-25.

Minutes from the ninth meeting of the National Transport Strategy Delivery Board, held at the Scottish Parliament on 13 March 2024.

The paper highlights challenges facing the public transport landscape and presents immediate-short and medium to long-term recommendations and actions towards delivering out vision of making public transport more available, accessible and affordable

The paper highlights challenges facing the public transport landscape and presents immediate-short and medium to long-term recommendations and actions towards delivering out vision of making public transport more available, accessible and affordable