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As part of the work to dual the A9, a major metal detecting survey was undertaken in August 2015 on the site of the Battle of Killiecrankie

The Service Quality Incentive Regime (SQUIRE) reports will now be made publicly available from the Transport Scotland website

SQUIRE reports provide a general overview of rail performance for the year

Study to determine the potential for reductions in noise from major roads (trunk and local) through the use of a noise barrier system manufactured or constructed using tyre derived rubber materials (TDRM).

Traffic management will be in place on the A90 at Charleston overnight on Friday 6 November and overnight on Saturday 7 November so that Scottish and Southern Energy can remove and replace overhead power cables to accommodate the AWPR/B-T project.

Keith Brown, Cabinet Secretary for Infrastructure, Investment and Cities, will today present his vision of a high speed rail line for Scotland, built by and boosting Scottish industry.

Successful operation means a further closure of the A90 is not required

Another milestone has been reached on the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route / Balmedie -Tipperty project with the first bridge beams being lowered into place at the site of the new Tipperty Junction.

Procurement panel report and Interim ITT are publishedThe first report from the Independent Procurement Reference Panel concludes that the first stage of the tender process for the contract to operate the Clyde and Hebrides Ferry Services (CHFS) was fair, open and transparent.

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