New technology to make travelling by tram even easier in Edinburgh is set to ‘go live’ from today (Thursday 28^th April).

Additional late-night trams and a free shuttle bus are being laid on to help festival goers to make the most of a special event at The Royal Highland Centre this weekend.

Families hoping to spend some quality time together over the Easter holidays can enjoy  value-for-money travel during a day out in the city centre thanks to Edinburgh Trams.

Priced at just £7.50, the operator’s ‘Family Day Tripper’ ticket allows a day of unlimited tram travel, between Ingliston Park & Ride and the city centre, for up to two adults plus up to three children.

The operator of Edinburgh’s award-winning tram system is launching a major recruitment campaign as it prepares for the launch of services to Newhaven in 2023.

Trams are set to return to St Andrew Square on Monday, March 28, with successful testing this week enabling the relaunch of city centre services earlier than initially planned.

New card validators are being installed across Edinburgh’s tram network as part of an upgrade to ticketing equipment.

Trams are set to return to St Andrew Square and Princes Street stops by the end of this month as work to connect the existing track to the Newhaven line nears completion.

A member of the Edinburgh Trams team has been hailed a ‘lifesaver’ for administering first aid to a member of the public involved in a collision with a fast-moving train.

Edinburgh Trams is launching a major recruitment campaign with a drive to hire Customer Service & Ticketing Assistants.

Edinburgh Trams is joining forces with a local bus operator to drive ‘green’ travel between Dundee and Scotland’s largest airport.