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Edinburgh's George Street and First New Town flagship project aims to transform the city centre by creating more people-friendly spaces that facilitate walking, cycling and sustainable transport across the Scottish capital.
Over the coming weeks, Edinburgh City Council will be implementing several changes to help support pedestrians and cyclists adhere to physical distancing guidelines.
The Edinburgh City Mobility Plan, which replaces the Local Transport Strategy 2014-2019, is said to centre on four strategic priorities: enhancing public transport, people-friendly streets, planning new developments and managing demand.
Edinburgh is the first city in the UK to put forward such an ambitious and comprehensive electric vehicle infrastructure business case.
19 July 2017 | By EuroTransport
Lothian has launched a fleet of 30 brand new, low emission buses this week. At an investment in excess of £7 million the fleet will be serving one of Edinburgh’s busiest roads and turning the tide on its pollutant reputation.
17 December 2013 | By Edinburgh Tram
An Edinburgh Tram made its way to St Andrew Square tram stop where Transport for Edinburgh unveiled its newly branded...
5 December 2013 | By City of Edinburgh Council
Councillor Lesley Hinds welcomed the successful testing of a tram between Haymarket and York Place...
25 April 2012 | By Dave Anderson, Director of City Development, City of Edinburgh Council
The project to deliver a modern tram network for Edinburgh has now gained fresh momentum with visible developments and major infrastructure work ongoing along the length of the nine mile route. In the last 12 months, the project has had to overcome major challenges but with a new working relationship…
