Transport Scotland

Scotland passes 240,000 EV car club miles

Car clubs across Scotland have now completed over 240,000 miles in electric vehicles (EV), according to latest figures by Transport Scotland.

L-R: Ross Basnett, strategic account director, Mobilleo; Julian Scriven, managing director, Brompton Bike Hire; Diane Mulholland, vice president and general manager, Scotland, Enterprise Rent-A-Car; Graeme Dey MSP, transport minister; Oz Choudri, national marketing manager, Enterprise Rent-a-Car; Ranald Robertson, director HiTrans

Go-Hi mobility app receives Government funding

The Go-Hi mobility app has attracted new funding from the Scottish Government, for its expansion.

Transport Scotland calls for 'substantial' behaviour change on car travel

'Substantial' behaviour change on car travel needed to transition to net zero, says new report published by Transport Scotland.

£50m for zero emission buses in Scotland

The Scottish Government has launched the first £50 million phase of a new Scottish Zero Emission Bus Challenge Fund (ScotZEB).

Opinion 14 Jul 2021

Carbon reduction needs car reduction

Spanish cities show how it is possible to tackle traffic problems without leaders falling on political swords

Enterprise partners with Scottish MaaS project

Enterprise has been selected as the car rental partner for the GO-HI mobility as a service (MaaS) project in the Highlands and Islands region of Scotland.

More than £1.2m for Scotland's cycling projects

Scotland’s transport minister Graeme Dey has confirmed more than £1.2 million is being provided to support active travel.

CoMoUK reveals results of annual bike share report

CoMoUK has revealed the results of its fifth annual bike share reports including Britain and Scotland.

Whitepapers & reports 12 Apr 2021

Scotland Bike Share Users survey 2020 - CoMoUK

This report by CoMoUK reveals the latest evidence on the impact of shared bikes for Scotland.

Scottish Government allocates £1.7m active travel funding

The Scottish Government has allocated £1.79 million from its active travel budget to support 173 organisations across Scotland.

Scottish government allocates £2m for third round of active travel funding

A third round of funding to increase active travel has been allocated £2 million from the Scottish Government’s active travel budget for 2020/2021.

Transport Scotland says traffic has spiked by 70% due to ease in lockdown measures

Transport Scotland has shared statistics to show that traffic levels have spiked by as much as 70% over the weekend as lockdown measures have started to ease.

Videalert bus lane enforcement system approved by Transport Scotland

Videalert has achieved Approved Devices certification from Transport Scotland for its bus lane enforcement system.