GTV��Ƶ in Scotland

Our work in Scotland

Together, we are making Scotland a healthy, happy place to live, work and play, and a sustainable and beautiful tourist destination

GTV��Ƶ Scotland provides advice, support and funding that makes it easier for people to walk and cycle for everyday journeys.

Places for Everyone

Funding for ambitious projects to create safe, attractive, healthier places by increasing the number of trips made by walking, cycling and wheeling for everyday journeys.

Places for Everyone

The National Cycle Network in Scotland

The Network in Scotland is promoted and developed by GTV��Ƶ, in partnership with local and national roads and planning authorities, Transport Scotland, Forestry Commission Scotland, Scottish Canals, Scottish Natural Heritage, National Park Authorities, landowners and other bodies.

To report an issue please email the team.��We are responsible for the routes on the land that we own or manage.��
If you're planning a trip, check our Scotland route closures and diversions.��
Take your time and experience the best of Scotland through 2,371 miles of National Cycle Network.��Find a route on the National Cycle Network
ArtRoots: Community fund for artistic and aesthetic improvements to the National Cycle Network in Scotland.
Love Your Network Grant: Grant for community groups on the National Cycle Network for equipment and training such as litter picking, hand tools and wildlife ID.

Policy

GTV��Ƶ Scotland successfully influences policy development to ensure that more people have the choice to walk, cycle or take public transport for more of their everyday journeys. We work closely with the Scottish Government, Local Authorities, government agencies and politicians in order to achieve this aim.

Policy context for school active travel in Scotland

Street Design

Award-winning design and engagement service, empowering communities to transform their neighbourhoods and urban spaces.

Street Design in Scotland

Pocket Places Scotland

adults and children walking and scooting to school on footpath

Transforming the school run

We support schools in Scotland in a variety of ways:

A range of��resources for teachers.
I Bike��promoting cycling, walking and scooting.��
Places for Everyone funding, for infrastructure developments around schools, to make it easier for pupils to walk, scooter and cycle to school safely.
The��Hands Up Scotland Survey (HUSS) provides an insight into journeys to school - we've been delivering it for more than a decade.

Commuters take bikes from a cycle share scheme in Edinburgh

Partnership working

We work closely with local authorities, regional transport partners, national stakeholders and public transport providers across Scotland to make sure that active and sustainable travel is safer, easier and more rewarding.

Partnership working in Scotland