Our annual report reflects on the past year’s activities, focusing on our three key priorities for 2022/23: cutting traffic, making fares fair, and holding Government to account.

Our campaigns communicate the sustainable transport agenda to the media, politicians at the Scottish Parliament, local government, businesses and the general public, promoting the benefits of sustainable transport to all sectors of our society. To do this, we publish materials on a broad range of transport topics.
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Our annual report reflects on the past year’s activities, focusing on our three key priorities for 2022/23: cutting traffic, making fares fair, and holding Government to account.
Report which scrutinises the Scottish Government’s performance on its commitments to sustainable transport.
Transform provides evidence to the Scottish Parliament debate on access to bus services, arguing for fair fares that address the long-term transport price trends which have penalised public transport users.
Our evidence to the Parliamentary debate on climate change highlights the need to take swift and coordinated action to tackle emissions from transport.
Our annual accounts for the financial year ended 31 March 2022.
This report reviews the current cost of public transport to users from different groups and how this impacts access, with recommendations for the government’s Fair Fares Review.
Transform Scotland engages with the Scottish business sector on measures to cut traffic by 20% by 2030.
A report commissioned from the Transport Research Institute at Edinburgh Napier University to evaluate measures to reduce road traffic in Scotland.
Report of the Scottish Parliament Cross Party Group on Sustainable Transport’s inquiry into the Scottish Government’s commitment to reduce car mileage by 20% by 2030.
Report analysing progress, or lack thereof, on Scottish Government Programme for Government commitments on transport made since the 2019 ‘Climate Emergency’ Programme for Government.
Our annual report reflects on the past year’s activities, and sets out what our three main priorities are for 2022/2023.
Transform Scotland responds to STPR2, arguing that whilst the proposals have much to welcome, that the lack of demand management planning and sense of urgency spoils the infrastructure strategy.