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Derek Mackay, Minister for Transport and Islands will reaffirm the Scottish Government’s real progress in the delivery of its transport policy today (Wednesday) as he takes questions from the Infrastructure and Capital Investment Committee in the Scottish Parliament.

Travellers warned to avoid Forth Road Bridge area Essential demolition works planned for weekends October 24/25, October 31/November 1, and November 14/15, 2015.

Following a Public Local Inquiry held at the end of last year and recommendations made by the Reporter, Scottish Ministers today gave the go ahead for completion of the statutory procedures for the A737 Dalry Bypass scheme.

The completion of the Great Glen Cycleway upgrade has been celebrated by Transport Minister Derek Mackay in Inverness today with the help of some local school children from Crown Primary School.

£1.7m to improve ferry resilience.

Vessel replacement and deployment plans are published.

Highlighting our significant contributions in delivering Ministers’ transport priorities and commitments

Transport Scotland seeks to deliver a safe, efficient, cost-effective and sustainable transport system for the benefit of the people of Scotland. This will play a key role in helping to deliver the Scottish Government’s aims to increase prosperity, fairness and participation as set out in the 2015-16 Programme for Government – A Stronger Scotland.

The Vessel Replacement and Deployment Plan (VRDP) is intended to complement the Ferries Plan by considering historical and projected customer demand and the on-going provision of capacity to meet that demand.

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