Graeme Dey

Those in uniform deserve our support, says Sue Webber

Veterans deserve our support - Sue Webber

Resigning transport minister Graeme Dey

Scottish minister resigns for health-related reasons

Hinkley Point C nuclear power station under construction

Readers' letters: Labour changes tune on nuclear power

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Ministers have set a target of reducing traffic by 20 per cent by 2030 to cut carbon emissions. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Charging drivers an option to reach Scotland's 'world-leading' 20% traffic cut

Applications for free bus travel were due to open today, but the government has asked parent not to apply unless their child's journeys are "essential". Picture: PA

Parents told to only apply for free bus travel 'if essential'

The Scottish Government has said "fiscal prudence" has necessitated fare rises on Scotland's railway.

'Financial prudence' justifies rail fare hike says transport minister

Motorists in Scotland are being warned to expect travel disruption on Friday as Storm Arwen batters the country with 75mph winds.

Restrictions on bridges expected ahead of Storm Arwen

Nearly all ScotRail trains would be halted if the RMT strike goes ahead from 1-12 November. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Countdown to RMT-ScotRail strike talks deadline amid lack of trust warning

Scotland’s transport minister has said the “signs are not optimistic” in preventing ScotRail staff from going on strike during Cop26.

Scotland's transport minister 'not optimistic' over stopping ScotRail strike

The Scottish Government has given a mid-week deadline on an offer to RMT following the ScotRail dispute and train strike action ahead of COP26. Picture: John Devlin

Scottish Government sets mid-week deadline on offer to rail strikers

ScotRail staff have voted in favour of strike action during COP26

Rail strike vote which would cripple network during COP26 'not valid'

Getting more people to travel by train rather than car is crucial to the fight against climate change (Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Will SNP stand by as ScotRail cuts hundreds of services? – Neil Findlay

Traffic on Scotland's roads reached an all-time high before the Covid pandemic (Picture: Lisa Ferguson)

Panic buying fuel shows we rely on our cars too much – Alastair Dalton

Ultra-fast EV charging points go live at Harthill services

Some of Lothian Buses' fleet of electric double decker buses. Picture: Ian Georgeson Photography

Bus firms get up to £42m due to lost ticket income from Covid
Bus firms are to get up to £42 million of public funds over the next six months, as the coronavirus crisis continues to hit ticket income.
Katrine Bussey

Conductors are staging Sunday strikes over being paid less than drivers for working on days off. Picture: John Devlin

Long-running ScotRail Sunday strikes a ‘national humiliation’ – Labour

Transport minister Graeme Dey said services could not be increased "with no consideration for the cost". Picture: John Devlin

ScotRail cuts: ‘We won’t get people back on trains by taking that train away’

WestJet will use Boeing 737 Max aircraft on the routes, which have been given safety approval to fly after two fatal crashes involving other airlines

Edinburgh and Glasgow to Toronto routes announced by WestJet

Lochlan Griffiths, ten, and Gabriella Oude, nine, from St Pholomena's Primary School, demonstrating the new bikes today. Picture: John Devlin

Free bikes for every Scottish pupil who can’t afford one launched

Parking attendant in Edinburgh writing a parking ticket

Parking fines in Scotland could be set to increase to £120

Princes Street, Edinburgh. Picture: PA

Scottish bus operators get more money to help cut emissions

The move is seen as crucial to cut car use and emissions, and improve access to jobs and study. Picture: Donald Stirling

Free bus travel for under-22s across Scotland to start in January

Potholes have increased five-fold on Scotland's trunk roads

Scotland's streets 'plagued by potholes'

Scotland’s railway and British Transport Police have launched a new campaign - ‘shattered lives’ - warning of the dangers of trespassing on the railway where making the wrong choice could lead to devastating consequences for individuals, friends and family.

Warning over railway dangers amid 'shock' new figures

Bus driver Gabor Nemeth with one of the new double deckers on Edinburgh Castle Esplanade. Picture: Ian Georgeson Photography

First electric double decker buses unveiled by Edinburgh operator Lothian

Pedestrians killed last year included a man hit by a vehicle on the B792 between Torphichen and Bathgate. Picture: Michael Gillen

Deaths on Scotland’s roads fall to record low after Covid lockdowns cut traffic
Transport minister Graeme Dey said Scottish road deaths “should not be expected to happen” as he announced lockdown travel restrictions had contributed to a record low number of casualties last year.
Alastair Dalton

Picture of what the new eleven-acre solar farm will look like at Edinburgh Airport (Photo: Edinburgh Airport).

Eleven-acre solar farm to be constructed at Edinburgh Airport

The Scottish Government has committed to cutting traffic by one fifth within nine years. Picture: The Scotsman

Workplace parking charges take next step to introduction in Scotland

Graeme Dey, Minister for Parliamentary Business, revealed what political parties can and can’t do to win votes in Scotland before the Holyrood Election on May 6 (Photo: Michael Gillen).

Dos and Don'ts for political parties during election campaigning

Nicola Sturgeon said she can see “no reason” why the Scottish Parliament election due in May should not go ahead.

Sturgeon says Holyrood election will go ahead

Veterans Housing Scotland has adopted a Burns theme for its campaign

Edinburgh veterans charity urges people to 'share a cup of kindness' during coro...

An appeal has been launched for veterans to take part in the parade

Appeal for veterans to take part in Edinburgh VE Day 75th anniversary parade

D-Day veterans Jack Adamson, David Livingston and Robert Jobson Paton outside the French Consulate

Edinburgh honours the heroes of D-Day 75 years on

Sir Billy Connolly leading the New York City Tartan Day Parade as Grand Marshal on Saturday

Sir Billy Connolly ‘danced a wee jig in his heart’ as he led New York City Tarta...

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Neil Findlay, Gordon Lindhurst elected to key Holyrood committees

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20 drivers a day caught breaking limit

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