15TH JUNE 2017
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL
99 Gordon Street,
Glasgow G1 3SF
The Scottish Government has committed to introduce a Transport Bill during this parliamentary session. It will ensure that there is a viable set of options for local authorities to draw upon in improving bus services in their area be that via partnership, local franchising or municipal bus companies as well as setting the framework for nation-wide multi-modal smart ticketing. They will also be looking at how they can improve passenger information.
Meanwhile Scotland's railways are undergoing a period of enhancement and expansion unmatched since the Victorian era. With the railway becoming more important to the nation's prosperity and growing significantly, what is the best strategy to increase capacity and frequency on the network to deliver the railways that Scotland deserves and what should be the priorities for the 2017 high level output statement?
Questions for debate include:-
Our one day Summit will bring together key decision-makers, practitioners and thinkers to discuss and debate Scotland's transport needs and future strategy.
The Scottish Transport Summit will be followed by the 15th annual Scottish Transport Awards at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Glasgow. Click here for more details
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Roy Brannen
Chief Executive Transport Scotland |
SPEAKERS
Prof. David Begg
Chief Executive Transport Times |
Gavin Booth
Director Bus Users Scotland |
Mark Carne
Chief Executive Network Rail |
Prof Iain Docherty (Chair)
Professor of Public Policy and Governance and Head of Management University of Glasgow Adam Smith Business School |
Robert Drewery
Commercial Director Optare |
Giles Fearnley
Managing Director – UK Bus FirstGroup Plc |
Dr George Hazel OBE
Programme Manager MaaS Scotland |
John Hill
Senior Account Director Cubic Transportation Systems Ltd |
Bill Reeve
Director of Rail Transport Scotland |
Sam Smith
Programme Manager Borders Railway Blueprint |
Peter Strachan
Managing Director Serco Caledonian Sleeper |