Publications
SEStran produces a range of documents which can be found here.
Equalities Mainstreaming Report 2015 – 2017
SEStran in our projects, priorities and policies will treat all employees and stakeholders with dignity, fairness and respect. Equality and...read more.
Equalities Outcomes 2017 – 2021
The document outlines where as a small public body SEStran has sought and will continue to seek to continuously improve our...read more.
PTA Models of Organisation for Regional Transport Governance
Report written by Professor Tom Rye of Transport Research Institute, Edinburgh Napier University to provide evidence and expert opinion on...read more.
X-Route: Co-designing Active Travel
The X-Route Project puts young people at the heart of collaboratively deveolping regional cycling infrastructure...read more.
Home Working Policy
The purpose of this Policy is to ensure that all home working is properly assessed, monitored and reviewed to ensure...read more.
Business Travel Policy
The South-East of Scotland Transport Partnership (SEStran) is committed to reducing the financial and environmental impact arising from its business...read more.
A71 Cycle & Active Travel Corridor Feasibility Study
A study jointly commissioned and funded by SEStran, City of Edinburgh Council and West Lothian Council in 2016 exploring the...read more.
A89/ A8 Corridor – Public Transport Improvement Study
This is the outcome of a public transport study for the A89/ A8 between the Kilpunt Roundabout in Broxburn and...read more.
Public Services Reform Act (Scotland) 2016 Report
The Scottish Regional Transport Partnerships have been included in the schedule of the Public Services Reform (Scotland) Act 2010. The...read more.
SEStran Audited Financial Statements 2015-16
SEStran Audited Financial Statements 2015-16...read more.
Regional Transport Strategy 2015-2025 Refresh Executive Summary
Executive Summary...read more.
Regional Transport Strategy Delivery Plan
Our newly reviewed Delivery Plan which identifies our priorities for implementation....read more.