Transform Scotland

@transform.scot

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We are the national alliance for sustainable transport – we campaign for better, fairer and greener transport in Scotland.

What do the Holyrood election results mean for transport?
Six questions for Scottish transport in 2026
Convener Graham Simpson pictured with panelists Oliver Lord, Emma Bayliss-Chan and Toby Hiles at the CPG event, 1 October.
Why Fly website home screen reads: Why Fly? Flying is the most carbon-intensive mode of transport. We want Scottish businesses and public sector organisations to commit to choosing train over plane for UK trips.
Mind the Gap report cover and recommendations: [1] Define transport poverty & collect the data that will allow it be alleviated [2] Tackle transport inequalities through participation and budgeting
Mind the Gap report cover and spread.
[2] Tackle transport inequalities through participation and budgeting - Co-design - Equality budgeting - Health impact assessments
[1] Define transport poverty & collect the data that will allow it to be alleviated - Transport poverty definition - Disaggregated transport data
Convener Graham Simpson MSP opens the event 'Mind the Gap: Tackling transport inequalities in Scotland'.
Mind the Gap Wed 11 June 18:00 - 19:30 Scottish parliament or online
What does the new Programme for Government mean for transport?
A wee walk works wonders has been shortlisted for: scottish transport awards, scottish charity awards and the star awards.
Traffic reduction target scrapped: Our response [Image of traffic at Charing Cross, Glasgow]
A Wee Walk Works Wonders (a campaign by Transform Scotland) has been shortlisted for The Marketing Society's Star Awards.
Transform member networking | Online | 5pm Tue 29 April
Regional distribution of surveys: Intercity: 20, Aberdeen: 192, Inverness: 179, Perth: 79; Edinburgh: 349, Glasgow: 306.
Image of Life in the Bus Lane project report cover
Transport & disabilities / Scottish Parliament Cross Party Group on Sustainable Transport / Tue 4 March 18:00
The A Wee Walk Works Wonders campaign is: memorable (3 in 4 recalled seeing the campaign), educational (85% better understand the benefits if walking) and impactful (9,000 Scots are walking more and driving less as a result of seeing the campaign in their area).
Graph showing decline in bus passengers in Scotland between 1975 (c. 900 million) and 2021 (c. 300 million)
Member networking 4pm-5pm Tue 21 Jan
Our year in numbers: 15 publications, 21 new members, 40+ media hits, 37k walking more, 49 blogs, 130 event attendees, 772 new followers, 480k digital reach.