Transport Scotland

Transport Scotland

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We are the national transport agency for Scotland, delivering the Scottish Government's vision for transport.

Transport Scotland is responsible for:

Rail and trunk road networks
Major public transport projects
National concessionary travel schemes
Impartial travel services
Coordinating the National Transport Strategy for Scotland
Liaising with regional transport partnerships, including monitoring of funding
Sustainable transport, road safety and accessibility
Local roads policy
Aviation, bus, freight and taxi policy
Ferries, ports and harbours
The Blue Badge Scheme

17/06/2026

Transport Secretary Stephen Flynn confirms plans to expand £2 bus fare cap across Scotland.

This will build on the current pilot in the Highlands and Islands, with early expansion planned for the Strathclyde region.

The Scottish Government's commitment to a nationwide cap will ensure that more people benefit from more affordable public transport.

Read more ➡️ www.transport.gov.scot/news/plans-set-out-to-expand-2-bus-fare-cap-across-scotland/

17/06/2026
17/06/2026

Today we celebrate the 300 million free bus journeys made by under 22s since the launch of the Scottish Government scheme in January 2022.

Transport Secretary Stephen Flynn met some of the young people whose habits are being transformed by .

Free bus journeys are saving people money and helping them spend more time with friends and family. They are supporting a greener, more connected Scotland.

With over 80% of eligible young people already signed up, it's opening up opportunities across the country.

👉 Read more: www.transport.gov.scot/news/over-300-million-free-bus-trips-made-by-young-people-across-scotland/

👉 Check if you’re eligible and apply: www.freebus.scot

Photos from Transport Scotland's post 12/06/2026

After a visit to the Western Isles, meeting local communities and businesses, Transport Secretary Stephen Flynn thanks CalMac Ferries for making it possible.

Aboard the on the to route, Mr Flynn met staff and enjoyed a tour of the vessel.

Photos from Transport Scotland's post 11/06/2026

Today Transport Secretary Stephen Flynn met with Stornoway Port Authority.

As part of the visit, Mr Flynn met with the port’s Chief Executive to hear how they are supporting local economic growth.

11/06/2026

⛴️ Transport Secretary Stephen Flynn en route to aboard the CalMac Ferries MV Loch Portain this morning.

Yesterday the Cabinet Secretary was in , meeting local businesses and communities to hear their views on ferry services.

11/06/2026

charge points like this one on are funded through Scottish Government’s £10 million Rural and Island Infrastructure Fund.

The fund is expanding public charging across rural and island communities, ensuring no one is left behind as EV uptake grows ⚡🚗

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