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£500,000 fund will make ferries more accessible

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A new £500,000 fund has been launched to improve accessibility on Scotland’s ferry network, Transport Minister Keith Brown announced today.

Concessionary travel scheme is just the ticket

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Research published today by Transport Scotland shows high levels of satisfaction amongst users of Scotland’s concessionary bus travel scheme.

Fourth Generation roads maintenance contracts begin in the East of Scotland

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Road users in the East of Scotland can look forward to improved maintenance arrangements and higher levels of service as a result of new maintenance contracts which come into force today (August 16).

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Another multi-million pound A9 dualling contract awarded

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The second of three large design contracts for the ambitious A9 dualling programme, each estimated to be worth between £40-£60 million, has been awarded.

Satisfaction with public transport at 71 per cent

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A National Statistics Publication for Scotland

A High Ranking Bridge

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Commonwealth Games Soldiers Visit Queensferry Crossing

Pre-start works agreement for AWPR

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The Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route/Balmedie Tipperty project is well on the road to completion today after Transport Minister, Keith Brown announced that preferred bidder, Connect Roads, will start preparatory works this week.

HEAVY RAIN IN THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND

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The Met Office has issued an Amber “be prepared” warning for heavy rain in parts of the Highlands & Islands and Grampian regions tonight and into tomorrow (Monday) morning.

Clearing the deck

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All three Queensferry Crossing towers reach bridge deck levelTransport Minister Keith Brown today visited the Queensferry Crossing and celebrated it meeting another significant construction milestone, right on schedule.

New road safety measures for Ayrshire coast

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A number of safety improvements have been introduced along the A78 in response to concerns from local communities, such as Largs and Fairlie.

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