Reading Time: < 1 minute This blog is one of a series answering some frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the UK’s exit from the EU, and what changes on 1 January 2021. This blog looks at transport.
Tag: Transport
Back to the future: Reducing car travel in Scotland
Reading Time: 6 minutes The post looks at how the Scottish Government intends to achieve its commitment to a 20% reduction in the distance travelled by car by 2030.
Car Wars: Revenge of the SUV
Reading Time: 6 minutes This post looks at trends in greenhouse gas emissions from cars since 2011, when the first version of the Climate Change Plan was published.
SPICe FAQs: COVID-19 testing
Reading Time: 7 minutes This blog provides the answers to some questions about COVID-19 testing.
After the transition period – Road haulage licences and permits
Reading Time: 5 minutes When the UK leaves the transition period with the EU, a number of new processes and procedures will be required to ensure UK exports are able to make it to the EU market. This blog sets out the arrangements for road haulage licences and permits.
SPICe FAQs – COVID-19 travel restrictions in Scotland and the rest of the UK– what is a reasonable excuse?
Reading Time: 6 minutes This blog answers some frequently asked questions regarding the travel restrictions within Scotland, due to COVID-19.
Low traffic neighbourhoods
Reading Time: 9 minutes A look at the impact of low traffic neighbourhoods.
British Railway industry organisations and responsibilities
Reading Time: 3 minutes A brief overview of key organisations involved in the regulation, management and operation of Scotland’s rail services.
Coronavirus (COVID-19): Transport Transition Plan
Reading Time: 6 minutes The blog looks at the impact of the COVID-19 lockdown on transport and travel in Scotland, possible future changes in travel and key points in Transport Scotland’s Transport Transition Plan.
Ceistean Cumanta SPICe – Soidhnichean rathaid Gàidhlig
Reading Time: 5 minutes This is a Gaelic translation of our recent blog SPICe FAQ – Gaelic road signs.