Scottish Freight and Logistics Advisory Group

ScotFLAG was set up to increase sustainable economic growth in Scotland, recognising the importance of freight in the transport sector.

The group's aims are to:

Advise on and monitor delivery of freight policy in Scotland in order to achieve national outcomes and objectives
Consider the impact of wider Government policies on the movement of freight
Prioritise and co-ordinate action taken by industry and other stakeholders in response to government policies

The group's operating principles encourage collective ownership and participation as well as an acceptance that the group was not a lobbying organisation.

ScotFLAG members

Chair: Alastair Wilson (Transport Scotland)

Members:
Gareth Williams (Scottish Council for Development and Industry)
Phil Flanders (Road Haulage Association)
Michael Cairns (Tactran)
Rab Dickson (Nestrans)
Pam Stott (Transport Scotland)
Jim May (Transport Scotland)
David Spaven (Rail Freight Group)
Chris Dubber (United Road Transport Union)
Douglas Norris (Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport)
Chris MacRae (Freight Transport Association)
Frank Roach (Hitrans)
Jim McCall (British International Freight Association)
Colin Bell (Scottish Enterprise)
Tony Trench (UNITE the Union)