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Ministers have presided over a 'tsunami' of nearly 5000 job losses in aviation across Scotland after failing to provide direct pandemic support, while using over £1.2 billion of public money to support buses and trains and its own airports, the Herald on Sunday can reveal.
(Permalink) Airports Aviation Buses COVID-19 Jobs Railways

The Department for Transport has ordered a review of regulations governing exposure to air pollution on trains and at stations, after research commissioned from the Rail Safety & Standards Board found that air quality was poorer than desired on some trains using diesel power.
(Permalink) Air pollution Passenger safety Rail Safety and Standards Board Railways Stations Trains

Passengers are exposed to significantly higher levels of nitrogen dioxide aboard some trains than on busy city streets, the Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB) said today.
(Permalink) Air pollution Nitrogen dioxide Passenger safety Rail Safety and Standards Board Railways Stations Trains

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