Resources
The Scottish Government
Publications relating to transport policy can be acessed here.
Transport Scotland
Transport Scotland publishes statistics relating to transport and travel. This includes statistics on different transport modes, road vehicles, traffic levels, accidents, travel to work and school and many other aspects of transport.
Transform Scotland
Transform Scotland are Scotland’s alliance for sustainable transport with a membership bringing together public, private and third sector organisations from across Scotland. They have published widely on transport issues in Scotland.
The Scottish Household Survey is a useful source of information. It is designed to provide accurate, up-to-date information about characteristics, attitudes and behaviour of Scottish households on a range of issues including transport.
Scotland's Census
This website provides information about the census conducted in 2022. Results from the 2011 Census can also be found here. The census has one question on which mode of travel people normally use to get to work or study.
Sustrans has been co-ordinating a national survey of the transport modes children use in travelling to and from school on an annual basis since 2008 (Hands Up Scotland Survey). The survey provides data that allow comparisons of school travel to be made within and across local authority boundaries.
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ResourceThursday, 6 December 2012
Going to Gothenburg: Reflections on a Study Visit
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ResourceWednesday, 18 May 2011
Hands Up Scotland 2010
Results from the largest national dataset to look at mode of travel to school across Scotland -
ResourceFriday, 1 October 2010
Moving in the right direction?
Findings from a review of transport policy in Scotland -
ResourceSaturday, 21 August 2010
Active Travel - Video
Qualitative research has been undertaken in order to better understand how and why people currently travel as they do and to explore the scope for encouraging growth in alternatives to car travel. -
ResourceTuesday, 1 September 2009
Attitudes toward active travel in Glasgow
Findings from a qualitative research project exploring how and why people travel in and around Glasgow -
ResourceThursday, 1 November 2007
How can transport contribute to public health?
A briefing paper discussing the evidence regarding the potential of transport to improve health, reduce inequalities and improve sustainability