Alastair Dalton is a Transport Correspondent at The Scotsman. He covers a wide range of topics within transportation and mobility, including public transportation, traffic management systems, and aviation, while also addressing regional interests and world news. Alastair's work has been featured in various publications, including the 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.
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By: Alastair Dalton
I love the amazing cooling effect as the breeze rushes past me as I whizz along
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Nearly one in 20 school run journeys are now by bike
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Traffic lights removed to cut summer traffic delays
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Fort William-Mallaig excursions associated with Harry Potter train have been on hold since Easter
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‘They are our key high-speed routes and Scottish drivers quite rightly expect a premium service on them’
Voi operation has two-and-a-half times the rental rate as the failed Just Eat Cycles initiative
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British Transport Police chief’s drive to get all front line rail workers to wear the devices
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Airlines in Scotland advised to carry extra fuel ‘due to supply issues’
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Operator resumes services pending resolution of long-running safety dispute
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Independent assessment of driving route says it’s critical to address negative sentiment among residents
