Travelling during COVID-19

Helping you to plan ahead and stay travel safe

It's more important than ever to stay up to date with advice on how to travel safely during the COVID-19 pandemic. You can help keep Scotland moving by:

Reducing the need to travel: Work from home if you can and stay local for shopping and services.

Planning ahead: If you need to make a journey, check your travel options in advance. 

Choosing active travel: Walk, wheel or cycle where possible.

Staying travel safe: Help ensure we have a safe public transport system.

Two people cycling on a path in a park.

Walking, wheeling and cycling

Getting around by Active Travel.
Passenger entering a bus and wearing a face covering

Advice on how to travel safely

Coronavirus hasn't gone away. Follow the latest guidance to help keep yourself and those around you safe when you travel.
A car travelling on a road. Read our advice on car sharing during the pandemic.

Advice on car and vehicle sharing

Information on how to share vehicles safely.
A ScotRail worker wearing a face covering. Transport staff and passengers should always wear a face covering when travelling on public transport.

Face coverings on public transport

Mandatory, but with some exemptions.
Passengers wearing face coverings leaving a ferry.

Travelling by ferry

Advice for journeys to our islands.
A person wearing a face covering leaves a train on to an empty platform. Public transport services are running at a reduced capacity.

Plan your journey

Stay one step ahead.