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Transport Co-ordination Centre

Local Authorities have a passenger transport responsibility because people need to gain access to places, activities and services essential for leading a full and active life:

  • places of work
  • shops
  • schools and colleges
  • hospitals, doctors and other medical facilities
  • leisure facilities - cinemas, swimming pools etc.
  • the countryside

Traffic congestion in urban centres is a worldwide problem that very few governments or local authorities have been able to tackle effectively.  
Parking policies, restrictions on goods vehicles, better public transport and traffic management are a few of the measures that have been implemented in the attempt to improve traffic conditions.

Public Transport Co-ordination

This encompasses two separate locations.  

  1. Stirling Bus Station, Goosecroft Road, Stirling and Development Services,
  2. Kilncraigs, Greenside Street, Alloa.

It is a joint unit set up by both Stirling and Clackmannanshire Councils.  

The centre is divided into four sections

  • Public Transport Co-ordination,
  • Customer Services (Stirling),
  • Customer Services (Clackmannanshire)
  • Stirling Bus Station.

Stirling Council provides the following services:

  • bus stops and shelters
  • public transport information
  • concessionary travel
  • parking badges (Blue Badge only)
  • community and accessible transport
  • school transport
  • local bus provision
  • managing the operation of Stirling Bus Station