Transform Scotland has today published its response to the parliamentary inquiry into the safety of women and girls when making journeys, whether by public transport or by other means. We…
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2026 Annual Report
We’ve just published our annual report, which reflects on our work and activities for the year 2025/26. Over the last 12 months we have focused on: Our report also features…
Read moreFive priorities for Catch the Bus Month
As Catch the Bus Month gets underway, our director Colin Howden, takes stock of Scotland’s bus network and sets out five priorities that demand urgent attention from government, transport authorities…
Read moreEdinburgh’s next trams: The case for investment to protect the city’s transport gains
Transform Scotland, the national alliance for sustainable transport, has today published its written deputation to the Transport and Environment Committee on the Strategic Business Case of the North-South tram route….
Read moreWhy Scotland’s next fleet is everyone’s business: Inside our cross-sector rail summit
The challenge facing Scotland’s rail network is no longer about whether new trains are needed; it’s about how we actually deliver them. Scotland is running some of the oldest rolling…
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Draft Climate Change Plan | response
Our response to the Scottish Government’s Draft Climate Change Plan.

Permanently removing peak fare pricing from ScotRail services
We call for the permanent removal of peak fares from ScotRail services.

Life in the Bus Lane
Report on our engagement work on bus priority with passengers and non-bus users across Scotland.

Tackling the Climate Emergency | Parliamentary briefing
Transform provides evidence to the Scottish Parliament debate on the climate emergency, calling for urgent action to cut emissions from transport.

Fight or Flight | Full report
Research into the travel behaviours of Scotland’s public sector.

The Future of Public Transport | Parliamentary briefing
Transform provides evidence to the Scottish Parliament debate on the future of public transport in Scotland, highlighting the importance of ensuring public transport is more affordable than driving.

Dirty Deals
A scrutiny of the climate impact of transport spending in Scotland’s City Region Deals.





