A Consultation on Scotland's National Transport Strategy

Closed 23 Oct 2019

Opened 31 Jul 2019

Results updated 26 Feb 2020

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Overview

The consultation is on the new draft National Transport Strategy (NTS) for Scotland, which aims to set out a compelling vision for the future of transport for the next twenty years.

Why your views matter

We are consulting on the new draft National Transport Strategy to help determine whether the Strategy's Vision, Priorities and Outcomes are the right ones for our transport network for the next twenty years. We want to know if the policies contained in the Strategy are the right ones to help deliver it, and how the Strategy can continue to support what works well and address what does not work so well in our transport system. Your views will be key in helping to shape the kind of transport we want for the next two decades.

Read the consultation paper. 

Download the SEA Environmental report. 

View the National Transport Strategy website for all versions.

The consultation is now also available in Easy Read: 

Read the consultation paper (Easy Read).

Read the consultation questions (Easy Read)
(downloads as word document).
 

The consultation is also now available in Gaelic language:

Read the consultation paper (Gaelic)

Read the consultation questions (Gaelic) 


If you would prefer not to submit response online, please send your response to one of the following by 23 October. Please call 0141 272 7999 or email (below) if you have any questions. 

Email - NTS2@transport.gov.scot

Post – NTS Team, Transport Scotland, 5th Floor, Buchanan House, 58 Port Dundas Road, Glasgow, G4 0HF

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