E-bikes to be available for hire in three Highland towns
A new electric bike hire scheme is to launch in Fort William, Aviemore and Grantown-on-Spey.
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Transport experts condemn high cost of island flights
The high cost of flying to the islands for work trips has been attacked by transport experts who claim it is damaging business.
Project Managers from Jura appointed to promote Scottish Islands Passport scheme
Two women from Jura have been chosen to manage a new scheme to attract visitors to the islands.
Highland Council rejects a call to stop road building in Scotland
Highland Council and north transport group HiTrans have spoken out against the call from walking and cycling organisations to cease all new road building in Scotland.
Manager sought to lead Scottish Islands Passport initiative
Backers of an ambitious travel scheme aiming to boost island tourism hope it will be set up next year.
Edward Mountain seeks assurances on Inverness Airport Rail Station shuttle buses
A north MSP has demanded assurances that the shuttle bus from the new station at Inverness Airport to take passengers to their flights will be free.
New designs for Inverness Airport rail station will be ‘bigger and better’
Fresh plans for a "bigger and better" rail station for Inverness Airport are due to be lodged - more than a decade after the idea was first tabled.
Improved information screens to provide Oban commuters with faster and clearer information
Tourists and commuters in Oban will benefit from improved information after the installation of new display screens at the town’s railway station.
Battery-powered trains call for Thurso-Wick line
Caithness would be the ideal place in Scotland to trial a short-range rail shuttle using battery-powered trains, according to a lobby group.
Full steam ahead as operators express interest in Far North Line sleeper train
Good progress is being made with plans to introduce an overnight rail service between Caithness and the Central Belt.
North ‘ideal’ as test bed for aerospace industry
The Highlands & islands and Moray are an “ideal living laboratory” for aviation and aerospace testing, the UK Government has been told.
No investment future in Highlands and islands if air link not guaranteed
The UK Government has been warned companies in the Highland and islands “will not invest” if the future of air links with “hubs” such as Heathrow, allowing daily business trips and international connections, cannot be guaranteed.
New electric bus to link rural Moray communities by public transport for first time in seven years
A pioneering electric bus service has been launched in Moray to connect rural communities by public transport for the first time in seven years.
Inverness residents take a look back at the history of Academy Street
Residents in Inverness are to take a journey back in time to learn about the history of transport on one the city’s busiest and oldest thoroughfares.
Travel maps provide safer routes for tourists and residents in Inverness
Active travel maps to provide information for tourists and residents to plan safer routes around Inverness have been updated.
Inflow of new visitors to come as Highland Council welcomes new Inverness to Heathrow link
Council leaders have welcomed the introduction of a new Inverness to Heathrow service this week that will allow commuters to send a working day in the capital.
Future of north aviation services highlighted as officials and stakeholders gather in Inverness
North business leaders yesterday outlined their top priorities for air services across the Highlands and Islands over the next 30 years after meeting with top UK government officials.
Highland councillor calling for Park and Ride scheme in Inverness in a bid to reduce city centre traffic
An Inverness councillor is calling for a park and ride system to be introduced in the city to help reduce congestion.
Protestors say proposed Skye aerodrome reopening will ‘subsidise rich people’s flights to the island’
Skye residents have urged agencies to think again over plans to trial the reintroduction of air services to the island’s Ashaig Airport.
Hopes raised Moray village divided by busy road could finally get footpath to replace muddy verge
Hopes have been raised that a footpath may finally be installed in a Moray village divided by a busy road.
New electric taxi charger sparks concerns over its chosen location
Sight campaigners have criticised the installation of an electric car charging on a pavement at Inverness's busy bus station.
Inverness city centre to become more pedestrian and cyclist friendly as part of major transformation
Inverness city centre is set to undergo a multi-million pound transformation to make it more pedestrian and cyclist friendly.
Electric bus boost for Speyside
Rural communities in the south of Moray can look forward to enjoying new connections to the coast next year through an electric bus service.
Safety fears over busy Moray road leads to calls for footpath to be installed
Residents of a Moray village are calling for a footpath to be installed at the side of a busy road.
Kildonan Railway Station to be saved after HITRANS backs down
People power has forced a U-turn from transport bosses considering the closure of one of the UK’s least-used train stations.
Air services between Islands and central belt taking to the skies
Skye councillors yesterday welcomed news that a trial of air services between Skye and Glasgow could be imminent.
Plan to reopen airport on Skye nears takeoff
Ambitious plans to re-open an airport on Skye after 30 years are taking off with a trial to introduce flights to Glasgow or Edinburgh being investigated.
Trolley service returns to Far North Line
Nearly a fifth of all train journeys on the Far North Line between Inverness and Caithness in 2017 did not offer a food and drink service to passengers because of staffing problems.
ScotRail signals boost for north train services
Cramped Inverness rail services connecting with Edinburgh, Glasgow, Elgin and Aberdeen are to increase in capacity by 45% this year – providing much-needed extra space for frustrated passengers.
Plans gather pace for long-awaited rail sleeper service connecting Caithness to central belt
Plans are progressing for a long-awaited sleeper rail service linking Caithness with the central belt.
Design work begins to create rail and bus interchange in Inverness
Design work has started to create a major rail and bus interchange in Inverness.
Hope for new city bus and rail hub as Royal Mail announces site relocation
A north transport chief has called for a rail and bus interchange to be created in Inverness after the Royal Mail announced plans to relocate its Highland sorting office to another city site.