Travel and Tourism
People travel more than ever before. Getting to work, the school run, shopping, going out, practically everything we do can seem to involve getting behind the wheel.
From being a relative backwater just a couple of decades ago, the Black Isle has become a busy through route and commuter zone.
Traffic jams, pollution and growing vulnerability to fuel price hikes are among the pressures taking their toll on local motorists.
We're working to boost more sociable, savvy ways of travelling on the Black Isle.
Our recently concluded Million Miles project aimed to link people together by sharing lifts, get folk on their bikes and make it easier to use public transport to get around, and succeeded in its objective of reducing car use on the Black Isle by a million miles over the three-year life of the project.
Contact info@transitionblackisle.org to share your ideas and find out more.
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