The development of a new Regional Transport Strategy (RTS) for the South east of Scotland Region.

The overall project objective is to support ‘smart intermodality’ growth in the North Sea Region, through efficiency enhancements in and around port areas.

Helping provide the evidence base for local areas to bring forward schemes that can enter the Scottish Government Rail Enhancement and Capital Investment Strategy pipeline.

An exciting EU project that aims to promote Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) through policy development.

Exploring opportunities around Blockchain technology developing practical transport focused applications for the technology with the development of a pilot project in the South East of Scotland.

The South East of Scotland Transport Partnership developed a regional e-bike program; GO e-Bike with the aim of increasing usage and awareness of power-assisted cycling across the South East of Scotland and beyond.

Improving the role of logistics hubs in the network of urban logistics through connecting long-distance freight transport and last mile distribution in strategically located urban freight centres.

A comprehensive guide to Park & Ride services available throughout South East Scotland.

Car sharing makes more efficient use of vehicles on our road, helping reduce congestion and pollution.

Making using public transport easier for older people and those with disabilities or illness.

The Interreg Europe programme helps regional and local governments across Europe to develop and deliver better policy.

SEStran have an exciting opportunity within the public & private sector to promote the use of public transport by providing real time travel information through digital signage.

Funded (100%) under the Horizon 2020 programme until December 2017, Social Car aims to integrate public transport information, car-pooling and crowd sourced data in order to provide a single source of information.

The challenges of making transport in the North Sea Region more sustainable cannot be met by technical solutions alone – behavioural changes are also required.