Transport

LNER is celebrating helping thousands of customers enjoy smoother journeys since it became the first UK train company to introduce Sunflower Lanyards.

A new section of General Booth Road in Inverness will open to traffic at Monday lunchtime.

First Minister announced the changes yesterday as she revealed the two metre rule must remain in place at least until next week

The UK government’s handling of a plan for quarantine free travel has been criticised by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.

The buses on the X99 route between Caithness and Inverness have been replaced following widespread public criticism, it has been confirmed.

THE reinstatement of warning signs at a notorious accident blackspot on the Black Isle has been welcomed by a local MSP.

New research reveals a very different post-lockdown landscape on Scotland’s roads with a potential rise in vulnerable road users.

The owner of Inverness Airport wants to hear from businesses about how it can help meet their travel needs.

A RURAL Highland community's roads are among those set to benefit from an extra £1 million in funding to boost timber transport links.

Stagecoach has confirmed it will start to gradually increase bus service levels from Monday, in line with the Scottish Government’s plans.

Long-standing plans to improve bus services with a link through Raigmore Hospital's grounds could be scrapped amid wrangling over safety concerns.

New barriers have been laid in Academy Street in Inverness to create more space for pedestrians as coronavirus lockdown measures are eased.

THUNDERSTORMS could batter parts of the Highlands from Thursday, the Met Office has warned.

Incident was between Nairn and Forres and motorists are advised that traffic is heavy on approach.

Inverness bus passengers were doing their bit today by wearing face masks.

Five drivers were stopped for passing too closely to an unmarked police cyclist on Saturday.

A road safety campaigning grandma has requested an opportunity to speak to transport minister face-to-face to discuss how the A82 can be improved.

Installation of a new pedestrian crossing in Inverness will resume on Monday.

The A82 between Inverness and Kilvean was brought to a standstill this afternoon after a serious accident involving three vehicles.

Customers making essential journeys must wear face coverings when travelling on Scotland’s rail network from Monday