Examples of our projects - Sustrans Showcase

As the most heavily populated city in Scotland, Glasgow is home to an extensive network of bus and rail links.

A combination of Spaces for People and Places for Everyone initiatives will help safeguard the school run as a safe and enjoyable commute.

Local businesses in Stonehaven are able to trade again safely thanks to physical distancing measures introduced by Aberdeenshire Council as part of their Spaces for People project.

Through its Spaces for People bid, The Highland Council has made changes to make it easier for people with disabilities and additional mobility requirements to walk, cycle and wheel around Inverness.

A new community artwork has been installed on Victoria Road in Govanhill using the Sustrans’ South City Way Small Grants Fund with three more still to come.

Sustrans’ South City Way Small Grants Fund has helped to support a Glasgow community association brighten its youth space with a new and iconic community mural.

Artwork unveiling, Gilmerton to Shawfair route, Midlothian ©2019, Sustrans Scotland

A disused railway line linking two Midlothian communities has been transformed into a safe, traffic free walking and cycling route by Sustrans Scotland's Engineering team.

Community development trusts in Alyth, Blairgowrie and Rattray, and Coupar Angus have been working together to encourage walking and cycling between their villages.

Barriers to walking and cycling, identified by residents in Clydebank, has led to a local community centre creating an accessible route to the nearby canal.

Our Behaviour Change Team looks at how community organisations can use their experience and connections to lead the design process.

Behaviour Change Officer Chris James looks at how a local authority and a development trust worked together to change travel in Clackmannan.

The Sustrans Scotland Behavior Change team look at how supporting local organisations opens cycling up to new audiences.