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The publication provides a broad range of transport statistics including road vehicles, traffic, casualties, bus and rail passengers, road and rail freight, air and water transport and personal travel.

The Active Travel Infrastructure Investment Report for 2023-24 demonstrates that infrastructure investment exceeded £165 million in 2023-24 and delivered a range of high quality and safe walking, wheeling and cycling infrastructure across Scotland.

This publication presents findings from the Scottish Household Survey about disability and transport, as well as figures from various sources on indicators for the Accessible Travel Framework.

Findings from the MaaS Investment Fund evaluation, which we commissioned to establish what the evidence from the pilot projects demonstrates in terms of the overall viability and potential impact of MaaS in Scotland.

The report is an analytical report, updating on the baseline position of measures which track the progress of the National Transport Strategy. As such, the report will include statistical information which will be represented in tables, graphs and graphics.

This fourth Delivery Plan contains transport commitments that are being actioned over 2024 and 2025.

Published annually, this report includes Scottish Household Survey transport data, including results from the Travel Diary.

The Scottish Government are committed to implement 20 mph speed limits on those roads, where it is appropriate to do so. More 20mph speed limits will improve road safety – keeping people safe, while at the same time making it easier for people to choose walking, wheeling and cycling for everyday journeys.

This is the analysis report of the consultation responses in relation to the draft guidance for inclusive design of town centres and busy streets. The consultation was launched on the 11 January 2024 and ran until the 29 March 2024.

This is the final Delivery Plan to improve the door to door journeys for disabled people and many others who might, at any time, have difficulty when travelling in and around Scotland.