Welcome to SEStran
Welcome to the South East of Scotland Transport Partnership (SEStran) website.
SEStran is one of 7 Regional Transport Partnerships in Scotland. Our partnership area includes 8 local authorities, within an area of 3,180sq miles and is home to 28% of Scotland's population.
There is a huge diversity of transportation issues within the SEStran partnership area, from urban congestion to rural public transport and from ferry ports to airports. SEStran aims to address these issues and work towards a more sustainable and efficient transport network.
To find out more about SEStran's work, please click on any of the following links
Minority Language Downloads
To access the SEStran information leaflet in a range of minority languages, click the links below.
| Sestran | Tripshare | |
|---|---|---|
| Urdu | Download | Download |
| Chinese | Download | Download |
| Polish | Download | Download |
| Punjabi | Download | Download |
| Bengali | Download | Download |
Travel Maps
SEStran has produced a series of travel maps providing information on public transport services available throughout South East Scotland. To access the maps please click the following links :
Please note that the maps are only intended as a general guide to passenger bus and rail services within the SEStran region. For information on all transport services please consult Traveline or the relevant local authority or operator.
Latest Publication
Below is the latest SEStran publication, click on the link to view the publication.
Press Releases
- SEStran study recommends Bus Rapid Transit system...
Read the article - SEStran report recommends outbound bus lane for A90...
Read the article - Fuel Crisis presents opportunity for sea-change in public transport habits...
Read the article - SEStran Regional Transport Strategy approved...
Read the article - SEStran launches cycling infrastructure guidance...
Read the article - Transport Minister Takes Delivery of revised RTS...
Read the article
Transport Bulletins
To read the latest Transport News Bulletin please click the link below.

