63 Publications

The Scottish Government are committed to implement 20 mph speed limits on those roads, where it is appropriate to do so. More 20mph speed limits will improve road safety – keeping people safe, while at the same time making it easier for people to choose walking, wheeling and cycling for everyday journeys.

This framework document is agreed between the National Smart Ticketing Advisory Board (NSTAB) and the Scottish Ministers.

This is an evaluation by Cycling Scotland which was supported through the Road Safety Framework Fund in 2023/24.

Published annually, this report includes Scottish Household Survey transport data, including results from the Travel Diary.

The project independently reviewed sixteen street audits delivered by Living Streets Scotland since 2014. While there are sixteen projects included in the evaluation, six had two audits resulting in twenty-two Community street audits and School route audits.

This report sets out the evidence gathered and key findings from the assess phase of the project, and outlines the next steps.

Observations about current Active Travel delivery in Scotland and reflections on the role of Ambassador for Active travel

AECOM was commissioned to undertake a series of impact assessments on the Cycling Framework and Delivery Plan for Active Travel

AECOM was commissioned to undertake a series of impact assessments on the Cycling Framework and Delivery Plan for Active Travel