Abstract
This study seeks to gain an understanding of young people’s views, opinions and their experiences of public transport, through qualitative interviews with young people, depth interviews with transport providers, and follow-up work with young people to gauge reactions to potential solutions. By comparing and contrasting the views and experiences of those living in different areas, both urban and rural, the research will identify how current transport provision shapes their lives and propose recommendations on how best to improve and promote public transport for young people in Scotland. (Author/publisher)