44 results from Consultations

As in previous years, we intend to create a new Scottish Statutory Instrument accounting for the target cost of operating the Scottish Road Works Register in the 2020-21 financial year. The intention is to revoke the 2019 instrument, and replace with a new instrument for 2020. This consultation seeks your views on making this change. Please also provide any relevant information you feel important for future exercises.

The consultation is on the new draft National Transport Strategy (NTS) for Scotland, which aims to set out a compelling vision for the future of transport for the next twenty years.

Minor amendments are need to both the Road Works (Qualifications of Operative and Supervisors (Scotland) Regulations 2017 and the Scottish Road Works Register (Prescribed Fees) Regulations 2017. This consultation seeks views on both proposed amendments.

This consultation applies to Scotland only and seeks the views of those individuals and / or organisations that hold an interest in noise pollution from roads and railways

Inviting views from interested parties on a proposal to extend a local authorities powers to include the closure of public roads for motorsports events

The Scottish Government is running this consultation to seek your views on which technical parameters should be applied to "narrow trenching" to help ensure this method is carried out consistently across all of Scotland’s 33 road authorities.

This Amendment Regulation will change the overall fee figure used in the formula to calculate the proportion of the cost of providing the register to be paid by individual roads authorities and statutory undertakers

This consultation is your chance to have your say and influence the shape of the regulatory framework for bus

This consultation seeks views on our proposed framework for nation-wide multi-modal smart ticketing

We have progressively reduced air pollution in Scotland over recent years, but poor air quality remains an issue at a number of hotspots in our towns and cities