

Transport Scotland is the national transport agency for Scotland.
Transport Scotland is an agency of the Scottish Government and is accountable to Parliament and the public through Scottish Ministers.
Transport Scotland works in partnership with private sector transport operators, local authorities and government. It also works closely with seven regional transport partnerships (RTPs) which take a strategic view of the transport needs of people and businesses in their region.
The agency was launched in January 2006 and is made up of six directorates. They are:
Business Improvement
Finance & Corporate Services
Major Transport Infrastructure Projects (MTRIPS)
Rail Delivery
Strategy & Investment
Trunk Roads: Network Management
The Scottish Government’s Transport Directorate remains responsible for:
Coordinating the National Transport Strategy for Scotland
Liaising with regional transport partnerships, including monitoring of funding
Sustainable transport, road safety and accessibility
Local roads policy and casework
Aviation, bus, freight and taxi policy
Ferries, ports and harbours