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Over 8,000 motorists rescued from Scotland’s roads02/04/2014 Scotland TranServ’s Trunk Roads Incident Support Service (TRISS) teams have assisted more than 8,000 stranded motorists on Scotland’s major trunk roads over the last year. |
Road workers in Scotland get new battery-powered workwear16/05/2014 Scotland TranServ is rolling out a new range of high visibility garments to help improve the health and safety of road workers across south west Scotland. |
Major resurfacing carried out on M8 in Scotland20/05/2014 A road construction vehicle known as Paisley’s Flaming Dragon has been used to carry out major resurfacing work on the M8 Whitecart Viaduct in Scotland. |
Erskine Bridge back in business23/05/2014 Refurbishment of the Erskine Bridge in Scotland is almost complete. |
New barriers installed on Erskine Bridge29/05/2014 Scotland TranServ, working on behalf of Transport Scotland, has completed a vehicle safety barrier replacement project on the Erskine Bridge. |
Scotland TranServ launches anti-litter campaign25/06/2014 Scotland TranServ wants to reduce the amount of litter on the country’s trunk roads and has urged drivers to stop throwing rubbish out of their cars. |
Scotland TranServ gears up for Glasgow 201415/07/2014 Support for stranded motorists in Glasgow and the wider Central Belt has been significantly increased in an effort to cope with extra demand on the road network during the Commonwealth Games. |
Scotland TranServ appoints new contract director07/01/2015 Gordon Wilson has been appointed as contract director at Scotland TranServ. |
LED switchover for lights on M8 in Scotland08/03/2016 More than 100 lamps on the M8 in Scotland will be switched to LED lighting. |
Drone footage shows Erskine Bridge upgrade29/11/2016 Drone footage released by Scotland TranServ shows the full scale of work carried out to upgrade the Erskine Bridge. |
Calm down, deer08/05/2018 Drivers across South West Scotland are being advised to look out for deer wandering onto trunk roads and motorways, particularly during May. |
Scotland contractors call for end to roadworker abuse07/06/2018 Transport Scotland and the companies that operate its trunk road network have launched a roadworker safety campaign, asking drivers to help stamp out the ‘shocking’ levels of abuse suffered by their workers. |
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