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Evaluation Report of Pilot of Free Bus Travel for People Seeking Asylum in Scotland
30 Oct 2026This report evaluates a pilot scheme providing free bus travel to people in Scotland seeking asylum. It explores the impact on integration, access to healthcare, education and legal services, community participation, and the practical delivery of nationwide free bus travel provision.
Minutes of the 32nd A83 Taskforce Meeting - 9 September 2026
27 Oct 2026Minutes of the 32nd A83 Taskforce Meeting - 9 September 2026.
Stage One Evaluation - East Linton Railway Station
22 Oct 2026An early, high‑level assessment of whether East Linton railway station is performing as intended and remains on track to deliver its investment objectives.
Stage One Evaluation - Reston Railway Station
22 Oct 2026An early, high‑level assessment of whether Reston railway station is performing as intended and remains on track to deliver its investment objectives.
Outline Business Case for the £2 Bus Fare Cap in Strathclyde
6 Oct 2026An assessment of the extension of the HiTrans/ZetTrans pilot to Strathclyde Passenger Transport Area
Meeting papers - 3 March 2026 - Ardrossan Harbour Taskforce
4 Sep 2026Minutes from the 20th Ardrossan Harbour Taskforce meeting.
Corporate Procurement Strategy 2026-2028
28 Aug 2026This Strategy sets out our corporate procurement aims and associated actions to support the achievement of Scottish Ministers’ ambition and vision for transport, as well as the strategic direction of Transport Scotland’s procurement activity for 2026-2028.
Evaluation of the National Concessionary Travel Scheme for Older and Disabled People
21 Aug 2026This report details the findings of the primary data collection and secondary data analysis, while the value for money assessment is available in a separate report.
Summary Report - Evaluation of the National of the National Concessionary Travel Scheme for Older and Disabled People
21 Aug 2026This report provides a summary of the findings from the evaluation of the National Concessionary Travel Scheme for Older and Disabled People
Framework for a Memorandum of Understanding between Scottish Ministers and the Secretary of State for Transport
25 Mar 2026The UK Government Railways Bill contains provisions whereby the Scottish Ministers are required to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding (“MoU”) with the UK Government setting out how they will work together in the exercise of their respective rail functions. The Framework for the MoU records the key issues and principles the parties consider should be covered in the statutory MoU between the two Governments. The Framework for the MoU does not preclude changes being made in the future MoU. The Framework for the MoU will instead provide a clear direction of travel for the more detailed work required to draft the MoU.