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Scottish Ministers may have broken a law by failing to adequately record decisions taken around the awarding of two new ferries to Ferguson Marine, MSPs have suggested.

The total extra cost of completing the two CalMac ferries put at £240 million, plus the £97m original contract price

More space on roads will be switched from cars to cyclists and walkers, Nicola Sturgeon announced today

‘Scenic trains’ with larger windows are being considered by ScotRail for a new greener fleet on lines in the Highlands popular with tourists.

Scotland-London operator London North Eastern Railway (LNER) today vowed to significantly increase its female train drivers by more than doubling applications from women within four years.

More space for pedestrians the “shape of things to come”.

Record sales for service linking Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Fort William and Inverness with London

A cruise ship carrying only UK passengers on a tour of the British Isles has been barred from docking in Greenock with just days’ notice, travel agents have said.

Train operator eyes 60 per cent of rail-air market with faster trips

Frequent fliers should be taxed to stem increasing aviation emissions and fund improvements to make trains more attractive, the Scottish Greens have urged.

LNER today launched a month-long rebrand of its flagship Flying Scotsman train as the Flying Scotswoman with an all-female crew to mark International Women’s Day on Sunday.

It is a bitter irony that at a time when Covid lockdowns have brought walking to the fore and it has never enjoyed such importance politically, Scotland has lost one of its greatest champions.

A 173-year-old station building originally earmarked for demolition during reconstruction of the Borders Railway is being restored as a bar/kitchen in a village that has no pub.

Port Glasgow shipyard chief still optimistic newest CalMac vessel can carry passengers next spring

A hugely ambitious SNP pledge to scrap most of the country’s diesel buses by the end of next year will not be achieved, Transport Scotland has tacitly admitted.

Any Glaswegians who didn’t realise COP26 was coming to town will know about it from tonight.

Kevin Hamilton says walkers, wheelers and cyclists should get priority at work sites

Brand-new underground trains which will become the first in Britain to operate with no staff on board have made their first test runs on the Glasgow Subway, The Scotsman has learned.

Walkers and cyclists have called for the Sunday vehicle ban in Holyrood Park to be re-imposed so people can exercise more easily in the capital park.

The measures are to provide more space for riders and walkers to be able to social distance.

Passengers will be able to sail aboard the world’s last sea-going paddle steamer from Friday after life-saving boiler replacement

Scotland’s first hydrogen-­powered train is to be showcased at the postponed COP26 climate change conference in Glasgow next year

The idyllic lockdown conditions for walkers and cyclists show signs of coming to an end.

Pavements and paths can be a battleground for space between walkers and cyclists, but some believe the greater worry is posed by those who should always stick to the roads '“ drivers.

Scottish Government-owned ScotRail has announced a half-price seat sale – two days after a similar offer by the UK Government for other train operators.

Plans for a nine-mile “game changer” tunnel under the Forth have been announced by the Scottish Greens as part of a £22 billion scheme to transform the country’s rail network.

The Caledonian Sleeper is to be taken into public hands in June, transport minister Jenny Gilruth has confirmed to MSPs.

Passengers have been turfed off the Caledonian Sleeper hours early or found themselves in a depot after not being woken on arrival at their destination, Scotland on Sunday can reveal.

Commuting to the living room rather than the office might cut your step count to near zero but the coronavirus crisis could prove a game changer for cycling.