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Further improvements to bus services will cut emissions and make it a more attractive and accessible option, Transport Minister Derek Mackay said today.

A multi-million pound contract has been awarded today to take forward work for the first section of the Scottish Government’s ambitious A96 dualling programme.

Transport Minister, Derek Mackay visited Arran yesterday (Sunday 1 February) to see plans to deliver an £18 million upgraded harbour at Brodick, and hear the latest on the delivery of a new vessel for the Ardrossan-Brodick route.

The Met Office has upgraded its severe warning for snow across large parts of Scotland to an Amber, be prepared, alert.

Cabinet Secretary for Infrastructure, Investment and Cities, Keith Brown, has visited Glasgow Prestwick Airport to meet with management and local stakeholders.

Transport Minister, Derek Mackay visited Kincraig today to view the progress being made to construct the first stretch of the A9 Dualling Programme between Perth and Inverness.

Bridge’s three giant towers have reached half their final height.

The first set of data illustrating how speed cameras have influenced driver behaviour on the A9 between Dunblane and Inverness has been published today.

Scottish Government investment worth £414million over the next two years has secured the continuation of nationwide free bus travel for over 60s and people with disabilities.