The men’s @ScotlandNT is one step closer to the World Cup next year and we're ready to help fans get to Hampden for Sunday's game against Belarus. We're adding extra services and carriages between Glasgow Central and Mount Florida before/after the game, and queuing systems will

⌛️ Last chance to have your say! Our consultation is an opportunity to shape the future of the Northern Isles Ferry Services. Have your say by 13 October ➡️ https://t.co/rl7LACN66g

🚌 Over 250 million free bus journeys made by young people across Scotland! Since January 2022, #FreeBusTravel for under-22s is helping to: ✅ Reduce child poverty ✅ Cut emissions ✅ Improve access to opportunity Read more ➡️ https://t.co/UarZNumEbn #ChallengePoverty

Scottish Government Minister Jim Fairlie highlights how during Challenge Poverty Week the Under 22 free bus pass is changing lives @JimFairlieLogie

The scheme was launched in January 2022 and offers free bus travel to those under the age of 22. https://t.co/yojLxw4NFu

Transport Secretary @FionaHyslop visited @northedinarts today to see how @scotgov funding delivered through @SEStran is making it easier for communities to walk, wheel and cycle – saving people money, improving health and protecting the climate. #ChallengePoverty

Eradicating child poverty is the Scottish Government’s driving mission. As Challenge Poverty Week begins, First Minister @johnswinney highlighted action we're taking to benefit families and how we can go further to help more people access the support they need.

🌱 Amey colleagues recently visited @supportCHAS to help resident gardener, Maggie, with maintenance. Read about their visit: https://t.co/JXGmZvIioP @transcotland

Accessible Travel Framework - Your Say @transcotland & @DEScotTweets want to find out disabled people’s views on how they travel & how we improve access so everyone is able to travel without barriers due to their impairments. Have your say here: https://t.co/BdDof9uiHk

This #ChallengePoverty Week, take the train and keep more money in your pocket. Back in September, we said goodbye to peak fares for good. So, travelling with @ScotRail now means: 🔹 simpler fares 🔹 more flexible travel times 🔹 better value

Make this October break one to remember ✨ For just £50, the ScotRail Family Pass gives your family 7 days of unlimited travel across Scotland. Start your week of adventure any day between 13 - 20 October 2025. Where will you go? 🚆👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 ℹ️ https://t.co/g7QbP2BRm1

⚠️ ScotRail update following Storm Amy. Today (Monday, 6 October), we're aiming to run most services. Some routes remain closed due to inspections and some additional ongoing issues. 🔴 Far North Line (Wick and Kyle): - A local shuttle service will run between Inverness and

The line between Fort William and Mallaig is now open as is the line between Oban and Crianlarich. The following trains are running • 1815 train from Mallaig to Fort William runs • 1811 train from Oban to Crianlarich - A bus will run from Crianlarich to Queen Street • 2014

@ScotRail 🚧 The Wemyss Bay line remains closed while repairs continue. Earlier today, a fallen tree near Inverkip caught fire after hitting the overhead wires. 🌲 Scottish Fire and Rescue attended, and repairs will be made once it's safe to do so.

Our teams have been working hard through the night to clear routes worst hit by #StormAmy. 🌳 Hundreds of fallen trees and debris have been removed as we work to reopen lines safely across Scotland’s Railway. (1/6)

⚠️Storm Amy update. Here’s the latest: ✅ We’re operating services across the majority of the network. Please check your journey via the ScotRail app or website before you travel as there may be alterations. 📲 We will not operate trains today on the following routes as

Whilst strong winds continue to affect many parts of the UK, take note that a yellow rain warning also remains in effect across some northern parts of mainland Scotland until 23:59 today 🌧️ More info https://t.co/QwDLMfRBfs

⚠️ Storm Amy The impact of the storm has been significant and we’re sorry for the inconvenience caused to customers today. Here’s the latest: ✅ We’re operating services across the majority of the network and have recently reinstated services between: Glasgow Central -

Storm Amy broke records overnight - Baltasound hit 947.9 hPa, provisionally the lowest October pressure ever recorded at a UK land station, beating Muckle Flugga’s 950.9 hPa in 1988.

High wind Yellow warning valid from midnight to midday Sunday