Transport
Pre Interest Registration is open for a £2 million investment fund that will support the testing of the Mobility as a Service (MaaS) concept in Scotland.
MaaS will provide people with easy, digital access to travel information, allowing them to make informed decisions on journey choices. For example, this could include solutions to gather personalised travel requirements into a single travel app or a service to allow unlimited access to multiple transport providers via a monthly user fee.
Community groups can apply for funding towards artistic and visual improvements to their local National Cycle Network routes.
Grants of up to £5,000 are available from the ArtRoots Fund, funded by Transport Scotland and delivered by Sustrans Scotland. The fund seeks to empower local communities in making improvements on local routes to increase user confidence and make journeys on the National Cycle Network more enjoyable for everyone.
Short videos from Rural Perth & Kinross LEADER showcase some of the inspiring projects that have been supported by the programme.
The videos highlight the Highland Safari, Scottish Tea Factory, Loch Earn Railway Path and Strathearn Cider Company projects.
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The Loch Earn Railway Path has been 'highly commended' by judges in the Transport Planning Society's inaugral People's Award for 2018.
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The Scottish Government has launched a survey to gather new evidence from people living and working in the Highlands and Islands to inform its work on Air Departure Tax. The survey is running for 4 weeks, from Monday 10th September at 12 noon to 8th October at 12 noon.
The survey is designed for those living and working in the Highlands and Islands, who use air transport for business, leisure or both.
The survey’s main themes are:
· How you currently use air transport to and from the Highlands and Islands
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The 2018 Scottish Rural Parliament will take place in Stranraer in Dumfries and Galloway on 14th– 16th November. If you live in or are passionate about rural areas in Scotland, you can attend to learn and make your voice heard. This year's theme is "Taking Action".
The event brings together people from rural communities with decision-makers, for three days of celebration and exploration. Participants examine a wide-range of issues affecting rural communities and make recommendations for change.
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