An fleet of five autonomous buses to run across the Forth Bridge north of Edinburgh is one of three new driverless projects announced by the British Government.
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A scheme integrating wireless vehicle detection traffic signals, vehicle activated signs and a hurry call system has reconfigured a hospital junction in Scotland to address safety concerns and assist ambulance … Read more
The Transport Systems Catapult (TSC) has announced the opening of a Scottish office in Glasgow with the intention of harnessing “Scotland’s ongoing efforts to transform the future of the transport … Read more
A significant improvement in driver behaviour and speed limit compliance, and a resulting drop in accidents, has been measured since Scotland’s first urban Average Speed Camera (ASC) system went live … Read more
A new event that brings together global experts in connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) with live demonstrations has been set up to assess the latest developments and debate and discuss … Read more
Scotland’s Transport Minister says the way we travel is on the “cusp of a revolution” with shared mobility and mobility as a service now being developed at a fast pace.
Scotland’s First Minister says the government there is taking decisions now to support a low-carbon transport policy in the future, as it plans to phase out sales of petrol and … Read more
A Scottish minister has suggested that the government there make a “moon shot statement” to make an island or community completely self driving.
Scotland’s Transport Minister Humza Yousaf has said the next phase of road upgrading in Scotland should include the capacity to cope with the introduction of autonomous vehicles.
Speed surveys carried out along the average speed camera section of the A90 between Dundee and Stonehaven have shown that 99% vehicles are now complying with the speed limit.