October 30th 2007, The Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre, Glasgow
LATEST NEWS: Stewart Stevenson, Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Climate Change confirms as keynote speaker.
CONFERENCE TIMES
Registration for the Scottish Transport 2007 Conference will be between 8:00 and 9:00 am and the conference itself will open at 9:05 and is due to finish at 5:00
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The development and future of Scotland's transport infrastructure has been in the hands of Scottish Ministers since 2005. Since then the Scottish Executive have formed a new agency to deliver a vision with the task of making a real difference for people and businesses using the national rail and road systems. Transport Scotland was formed in January 2006.
The Scottish Transport Conference brings together an interesting lineup of speakers from across the transport network in Scotland with the aim of highlighting the work and commitment being undertaken. The many networking opportunities throughout the day offer the delegates a unique chance to make new contacts and discuss the future of transport in Scotland.
An accessible Scotland with safe, integrated and reliable transport that supports economic growth, provides opportunities for all and is easy to use; a transport system that meets everyone’s needs, respects our environment and contributes to health; services recognised internationally for quality, technology and innovation, and for effective and well-maintained networks; a culture where fewer short journeys are made by car, where we favour public transport, walking and cycling because they are safe and sustainable, where transport providers and planners respond to the changing needs of businesses, communities and users, and where one ticket will get you anywhere.
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