Alastair Dalton is a Transport Correspondent at The Scotsman. He specializes in transportation and mobility, covering themes such as public transportation, air travel, and transportation policy and regulation, while also exploring topics related to adventure travel. Alastair's work has been featured in various publications, including Fife Herald, Daily Record, and Yahoo News UK.
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Alastair Dalton's articles predominantly cover government announcements, transportation and logistics, travel and tourism in the local context of Scotland. His focus on transportation and public transit suggests a receptiveness to pitches related to infrastructure development, public transport policies or innovations in the sector within Scotland.
Since Alastair focuses primarily on local coverage, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to developments specific to Edinburgh or Scotland that have broader implications for transportation policy or infrastructure planning.
Given his interest in government announcements and politics, offering insights into how these decisions impact the local transportation landscape could also capture his attention.
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By: Alastair Dalton
Wardens will be on duty while night buses operate on Friday and Saturday
Grand Départ cycling extravaganza will see hundreds of cyclist set off from Holyrood
They will be riding £14,000 bikes at up to 60mph or more, attracting some 3.5 billion viewers across the world - welcome to the Tour de France.
By: Alastair Dalton
They will be riding £14,000 bikes at up to 60mph or more, attracting some 3.5 billion viewers across the world - welcome to the Tour de France.
Grand Départ cycling extravaganza will see hundreds of cyclist set off from Holyrood
The hubs at busy city centre stops are being established to serve night buses operated by First and McGill’s, with wardens on duty from midnight on Friday and Saturday nights to improve safety and encourage revellers and workers to take the bus home.
By: Alastair Dalton
Travel disruption and flood risk from first two named storms of season
By: Alastair Dalton
TNT Sports broadcaster on coming full circle to where her journalism career began
By: Alastair Dalton
Training required “unaffordable and unrealistic”
Delivery riders part of the increasing scourge
