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…
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Beyond ‘Ahead of the Kerb’
Building on the substantial evidence from our report, Ahead of the Kerb, which demonstrates the social, environmental and economic impacts of increasingly large SUVs, Transform’s Emilia Lauder takes an in-depth…
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Roads to Ruin: Five years on
Communications Officer Katherine Scott reflects on the Scottish Government’s progress in traffic reduction on the fifth anniversary of our report ‘Roads to Ruin’. Five years ago, Transform Scotland published Roads…
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What Scotland’s transport trends reveal about car dependency
Transform Scotland’s Emilia Lauder explores what Scotland’s transport trends reveal about the country’s continuing reliance on private cars. Scotland is investing millions in electric buses, EV infrastructure and cleaner vehicles,…
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Dirty Deals
A scrutiny of the climate impact of transport spending in Scotland’s City Region Deals.
‘Roads to Ruin’ report
The report finds that despite promises that it will tackle the Climate Emergency, Scottish Ministers intend to nearly double their spending on new roads over the next decade.
Traffic Regulation Order Review consultation response
Our response to Transport Scotland’s ‘Traffic Regulation Order Review’ consultation.
Evidence to the UK Parliament Transport Committee on zero emissions vehicles and road pricing
Transform submitted evidence to the UK Parliament Transport Committee on zero emissions vehicles and road pricing.
Getting the Bill Right: Report on the Scottish Government’s Transport Bill
Getting The Bill Right’ sets out our recommendations for a successful Transport Bill.
What We Want For Scottish Transport
Transform Scotland brochure setting out key demands that would help pedestrians, cyclists, public transport passengers and road users.
What do the Holyrood election results mean for transport?
Public affairs manager Laura Hyde-White comments on the outcome of the 7 May Holyrood elections and what the results could mean for transport in the next parliamentary session. What does…
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The substitution myth: Why EVs are the new vapes
In 2011, Dr Margaret Douglas asked, “Are cars the new tobacco?” Fifteen years on, the parallels between a cultural overreliance on cars and cigarette habits are harder to ignore. Vaping…
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