Regional Transport Strategy

Following approval by the Cabinet Secretary on 30th April 2024, the Tayside and Central Scotland Regional Transport Strategy 2024-2034 (RTS) was adopted by the Partnership on 11^th June 2024.

Tayside and Central Scotland Regional Transport Strategy 2024-2034

Tayside and Central Scotland Regional Transport Strategy 2024-2034 Executive Summary

Tayside and Central Scotland Regional Strategy 2024-2034 (Easy Read Summary)

Regional Transport Strategies have statutory status, as provided for in the Transport (Scotland) Act 2005. The Act places a duty on constituent Councils, Health Boards and other public bodies to perform their functions which relate to, or which are affected by transport, consistently with their respective Regional Transport Strategy. The Act requires that Regional Transport Partnerships keep their strategies under review.

The final strategy was developed following consultation on:

• Main Issues
• Objectives and Options
• Draft Strategy

The documents supporting these stages are below.

A RTS Delivery Plan is under development which will identify the responsibilities for respective partners, and provide a framework for tracking progress, identifying risks and initiating mitigation.

A New Regional Transport Strategy: Supporting Documents

Identification of Issues

Main Issues Reports: RTS Main Issues Storymap

Main Issues Reports: Main Issues Report (pdf)

Consultation on the potential impacts of the RTS on people and place May 2021

Report to Partnership 14 September 2021: A New Regional Transport Strategy: Objective Setting & Appendix A

Consultation Summary: Regional Transport Strategy Update Note January 2022

Objective Setting

Report to Partnership 14 September 2021: A New Regional Transport Strategy: Objective Setting & Appendix A

Options Identification and Assessment