The Six Nations Championship continues this weekend with Scotland facing France at Edinburgh’s BT Murrayfield Stadium. Fans attending the game on Saturday are reminded that using the tram is the easiest way to avoid the traffic and parking hassle with the new range of pre-purchase tickets also proving popular.

Edinburgh Trams’ employee Anna has been recognised by company’s ‘You Are Tramtastic’ award scheme for her ability to handle difficult situations.  

Edinburgh Trams is in the running for an impressive quartet of awards at a prestigious awards ceremony later this month.

All residents in Edinburgh under the age of 22 will be entitled to free travel on the tram from Monday 31 January 2022.

Edinburgh Trams new online ‘Authority to Work’ platform, which helps facilitate a safer environment for any works carried out on or near the tramway, is now live.

The web-based platform gives the contractor a clear set of instructions to work through at all stages of the application process while identifying the nature of the task and any associated risks.

Scotland will face England for the Six Nations Calcutta Cup at BT Murrayfield Stadium on Saturday 5^th February, and fans are encouraged to buy their tram tickets before they travel.

Edinburgh tram driver Richard Anderson has been recognised for his outstanding customer service skills in the company’s ‘You Are Tramtastic’ award scheme.

With the festive season upon us, Edinburgh Trams have announced plans for how services will operate during the holiday period.

With the exception of Christmas Day itself, trams will run to a full timetable with services from every 7 minutes during the daytime and 10 minutes in the evenings. 

Due to the current Scottish Government guidance and the cancellation of Edinburgh's Hogmanay street party we will no longer be running all night trams in the early hours of 1st January.

Christmas Eve (Friday, December 24)