Transform Scotland’s Policy Advisor, Tom Flanagan, reflects on the NPF4 Ministerial Statement.
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Winning business support for traffic reduction
Workplace charging regimes and other traffic reduction measures can win the support of businesses if properly designed and focused on…
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Speed Limits Review: 20mph and Rural Roads
⚠️ 8 February 2023
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TRANSFORM TURNS 25
Transform Scotland’s Policy and Communications Officer, Laura Hyde-White, reports on our recent silver anniversary celebrations. 25 Years: The Celebration We…
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STSG Webinar | Decarbonising Scottish Travel Post-Pandemic
📅 1 December 2022
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Twin-tracking and tourism: how the Borders can benefit from an improved Edinburgh-Carlisle railway
The Scottish Borders are missing out on a thriving tourism economy due to lacking rail infrastructure, Transform Scotland’s Paul Tetlaw…
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Our new priorities for sustainable transport
Our new website places front and centre a new set of priorities for sustainable transport. Our priorities concentrate on either…
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Majority of employees expect businesses to set corporate flying reduction targets – new survey
Three in five business travelers report having curbed their flying habits as a result of the pandemic in a new survey…
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Rail overtakes plane as most popular method of transport between Edinburgh-London; Glasgow-London must now do the same
For the first time in many decades, rail has overtaken flying as the most popular mode of transport between Edinburgh…
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The climate crisis dictates the need to halt new road construction now
We’ve issued a parliamentary briefing to all Members of the Scottish Parliament ahead of this afternoon’s opposition debate by the…
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Cuts to bus and rail fares needed to meet government’s traffic reduction plans
Scottish Parliament cross-party group publishes new report responding to Scottish Government’s plan to cut road traffic levels by 20% by…
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Bus recovery: What’s the picture? Edinburgh bus user group reports
There was a flurry of interest in early October about public transport recovering from losing passengers during the Covid pandemic….
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