Electric planes could be flown on routes between the Highlands and Islands in what the Scottish Government has hailed as part of the "third revolution" in aviation.
Fears have been raised that the imminent shake-up of the UK Government could delay confirmation of a £200 million funding boost for Moray.
A new battle of the skies has emerged between locals and tourists competing to obtain a seat on crowded planes.
The transport secretary has admitted his target for 10% of everyday journeys to be made by bike by 2020 is expected to be missed - despite cyclists in the north-east racing towards that goal.
Plans for council-run buses in Aberdeen have taken a major leap forward after MSPs voted to lift the ban that has prevented most local authorities from operating routes.
A north-east Tory claimed the Scottish Government's reputation has been damaged after it emerged ministers sent letters committing themselves to abolishing Air Departure Tax (ADT).
The British Lung Foundation yesterday called for Aberdeen City Council to urgently set out its plans for a Low Emissions Zone (LEZ) to tackle the city’s pollution problem.
Gillian Martin yesterday called for the re-opening of the Formartine to Buchan railway line in the wake of SNP’s declaration of a climate emergency.
A wealth of nearly-new cycling equipment used to christen the Aberdeen bypass has been donated to a pair of local organisations.
Scotland’s transport secretary has argued that dualling a major north-east road along its existing route would mean people would lose their homes.
The launch of a £150 million fleet of luxury trains on the Caledonian Sleeper’s Highland routes has been hit by another delay, it has emerged.
Funding worth £2 million to encourage people to increase journeys made on foot, bikes and public transport has been announced by the Scottish Government.
ScotRail paid delayed passengers more than £1 million in compensation in 2018/19 - a staggering 72.8% increase on the previous year.
Michael Matheson has defied calls to update Aberdeen bypass road signs, despite anger over the lack of directions to Fraserburgh, Peterhead and local businesses.
ScotRail timetable improvements will add thousands of seats for passengers every day, the operator has said.
Pupils and teachers at north-east schools have been learning from the engineers working on the A96 Aberdeen to Huntly dualling scheme.
The hopes of north-east campaigners were raised yesterday after the transport secretary confirmed improvements to a notorious road would be included in a new review.
A new £200million vision for Moray could help the region reach for the stars.
Transport Secretary Michael Matheson yesterday said the Scottish Government does not know how much it would cost to introduce a 20 mph speed limit to urban areas.
A scheme for cheaper flights to and from Scotland’s remote areas has been renewed and extended.
The final section of the AWPR will open tomorrow, marking the "beginning of an important new chapter for Aberdeen".
Michael Matheson has been urged to give a “full and urgent” update to MSPs on the contractual dispute that has led to the delayed opening of the AWPR’s Don Crossing.
Talks are to be held after the long-standing plan to dual the A96 road at Inverurie was dropped.
Transport Secretary Michael Matheson has admitted paperwork required to open the Don Crossing has still to be signed off by the contractors.
The city bypass will not be opened until “assurances” are given about its rising costs, the transport secretary has said.
Figures used by the Scottish Government to demonstrate the multi-billion pound impact of the Aberdeen bypass have not been updated in a decade, it has emerged.
Michael Matheson yesterday said the final stretch of the Aberdeen bypass would not be opened until the contractors had provided assurances that remedial work on the Don Crossing was complete.
Transport Secretary Michael Matheson said ferry users could be hit by fare rises at peak times this summer when he was tackled over the reliability of CalMac’s ageing fleet.
Work to improve safety on a notorious stretch of the A9 is to get under way after a £9.6million was awarded to contractors R J MacLeod Ltd.
A north-east politician has met with Scotland's transport minister to drive forward plans for a roundabout to be built at a notorious A90 junction.
A ScotRail apology to disgruntled passengers and a promise of compensation was attacked by politicians for being “just not good enough” yesterday.
Self-driving cars will be trialled on the twisting, turning single-track roads of northern Scotland to see how the technology might cope if it becomes widely used.