Accessible Transport Strategy and Action Plan for Scotland

Posted on November 13, 2014

The Scottish Accessible Transport Alliance (SATA) has produced an Accessible Transport Strategy and Action Plan for Scotland to get better transport access for disabled people.

The draft strategy document is available to download in PDF and RTF formats.

Consultation on the strategy and plan will run until Friday 16th January, your comments will be welcome up until this date. Download an outline response form here, alternatively visit the SATA website

All transport planners and service providers in Scotland are invited to respond and come behind the plan.

For further information please contact: Mike Harrison, Tel: 0131 448 0930 Email: secretary@scottishaccessibletransport.org.uk

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