Park and Ride Projects

Ingliston Park and Ride is situated just off the A8/Airport junction, beside Eastfield Road (the road to Edinburgh Airport).  Currently an express bus service, Lothian No. X48, as well as Lothian No. 35, serve this site.  

This project will result in the expansion of the existing park and Ride sit to double its parking space capacity in order to meet the existing and future demand for Park & Ride spaces on the A8 corridor and thereby reducing congestion in the city.

Plans for a site at Lothianburn are being developed.

For information on other Park and Ride sites around Edinburgh, please select the button below. 

The construction of a new park and ride site at Straiton offers motorists, especially Midlothian commuters from Penicuik and the surrounding area, the choice to use public transport as an alternative means to access Edinburgh.  This will assist to ease traffic levels and reduce congestion levels. 

Straiton Park and Ride is accessed from the A701, just south of its junction with the A720 City Bypass to Penicuik and includes 600 parking spaces and a terminal building.  The site will be served by high frequency buses into the city centre and features a waiting area, CCTV and toilets. 

Straiton Park and Ride opened 5 October 2008.

SEStran recognises that the Tay Road Bridge corridor could face a significant change in traffic flow with the removals of northbound tolls on the bridge. The provision of a Park & Ride together with possible enhancement of public transport services could encourage car users to leave their vehicles in the car park and complete the remainder of their journey to Dundee by bus, rail or car sharing.  

The purpose of this feasibility study is to consider ways to reduce congestion, enhance accessibility, improve safety and increase transport choices resulting in a modal shift away from private car.

The Wallyford "Park and Choose" facility opened ahead of schedule on 23 June 2008. The site, which is located between Musselburgh and Dolphingstone, is accessed from a new junction and dedicated right turn lane on the A199.

The facility has over 300 free car parking spaces, plus 13 disabled spaces and ten cycle parking slots. It also is covered by 24 hour CCTV.