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The Scottish government unveils its Vision for Scotland's Public Electric Vehicle Charging Network amid higher-than-estimated EV uptake across the country, backed by substantial investment.
Provided through the Active Travel Transformation Fund, the £20 million funding will be utilised to facilitate the implementation of ambitious active travel infrastructure projects across Scotland in partnership with local authorities.
With its focus on financial benefits, environmental consciousness and convenience, the campaign seeks to encourage the public to choose buses as a preferred mode of transportation, promoting sustainable travel choices across Scotland.
The Scottish government's £200,000 funding will help improve Aberdeen's bus infrastructure, further reducing congestion and enhancing punctuality for passengers.
With a capacity for around 10,000 passenger journeys per week, the UK's first full-sized autonomous bus service is set to launch in East Scotland on 15 May 2023.
The Scottish government's free bus travel scheme for under 22s has reached 50 million journeys, offering significant benefits to young people, including independence and potential lifetime cost savings of up to £3,000.
Transport Scotland's new report recommends 10 measures to improve women and girls' safety on public transport, including enhancing lighting and communication systems and increasing staff visibility.
The Scottish government's Mobility and Scrappage Fund aims to reduce air pollution across the country, by offering cash incentives and travel vouchers for low-income households to shift towards more sustainable transportation.
Scotland's concessionary travel schemes for those under 22, over 60 and people with disabilities enable more than a third of the country's population to benefit from free bus travel.
In the latest instalment of Intelligent Transport’s exclusive sustainable mobility Q&A series, Jenny Gilruth MSP, Scotland’s Minister for Transport, discusses the work that the country is currently undertaking to decarbonise its transport sector, make public transport more accessible and improve active travel infrastructure, as well as why an independent Scotland…
Sustrans Scotland's new report evaluates how successful the Spaces for People programme has been in increasing active travel across the country, as well as highlights key learnings and recommendations that can be taken forward.
The 12 week consultation will give members of the public, local authorities and community groups with the opportunity to provide constructive feedback on how everyday cycling in Scotland can be best increased.
With over 21 million free journeys having been made since January 2022, the Scottish government's new marketing campaign will encourage more young people under the age of 22 to make use of free bus travel.
As part of the Scottish government’s continued efforts to tackle air pollution across the country, Low Emission Zones will be introduced across Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen.
Backed by the UK’s Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles, the autonomous bus has begun live testing on Scotland's roads, in preparation for the launch of the CAVForth pilot service in late Summer 2022.
