Transport

Then ending of test requirements for trailer drivers has been labelled devastating by a Highland instructor who also faces going out of business.

Pentland Ferries among Scottish companies at the forefront of tackling environmental change recognised by the Scottish Environment Business Awards.

Highlands and Islands MSP Emma Roddick has voiced support for further measures to combat speeding drivers on the North Coast 500.

Highland and Islands Airports Limited's communication over Air Traffic Control Services has been "dreadful" according to Ariane Burgess MSP.

Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd (Hial) and the Prospect union could have reached an alternative method of delivery of the controversial project.

A plea to recruit special constables around the North Coast 500 route has been made by a north-west Highland councillor.

A dredger that ended up out of control off the Sutherland coast was not a suitable vessel to carry out a coastal tow of a barge, a probe has found.

After reports of thunderstorms around the Wick area last night the Met Office has issued another Yellow Warning for Caithness and Sutherland.

Loganair will recommence its Inverness to Dublin service for the first time since before the pandemic from May 27 next year.

Loganair will recommence its Inverness to Dublin service for the first time since before the pandemic from May 27 next year.

Warm weather is returning to Sutherland with a 'mini heatwave' predicted for today and tomorrow but this can spell danger for dogs left in hot cars.

ScotRail, Network Rail Scotland, and British Transport Police are calling on passengers across the rail network to wear a face covering.

One motorist taken to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness for check-up

Chief Inspector Jamie Wilson has asked one of his officers to “create a small enforcement/educational/preventative operation” covering the route.

Community councillor Liam Taylor met with Highland Council officials last week to discuss the parking situation at the historic monument,

Council convener Bill Lobban welcomes reassurances to deliver dualling

Opening of new-look Perthshire carriageway will improve journey times from the Highlands to the Central Belt

The next stage of the A9 dualling programme is taking a step nearer completion as the Tomatin to Moy phase opens up for potential contractors

Highland and Islands road policing officers have been on the north coast in Caithness and Sutherland carrying out patrols as part of Operation Cedar.

Transport Scotland say all projects must be delivered in line with its net-zero ambitions.