Campaign Overviews

The Scottish Government's Fitness to Drive Roadshow 2026 starts today, visiting towns and cities across Scotland over 76 days.

Scotland's roads are some of the most spectacular in the world and some of the most challenging. Motorcyclists make up less than 1% of traffic but account for 25% of fatalities on Scotland's roads. That's why the Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland have been running the Breathtaking Roads campaign since 2018, working with the biking community to keep riders safe, without taking away the thrill of the ride.

Last year, Road Safety Scotland launched its Young Drivers campaign targeting risky driving behaviours among 17 to 25-year-old men. The campaign performed strongly with audiences and, with the same dangers still very much present on Scotland's roads, we're bringing it back this summer.

Clean air is fundamental to our community health and wellbeing. It supports our children's development, helps prevent respiratory and cardiovascular disease, and helps protect the planet. When we breathe cleaner air, our communities flourish.

Cases of Lyme disease continue to increase across Scotland. The condition is transmitted through bites from infected ticks and, without prompt treatment, can lead to serious health complications. 

With the peak tourist season here, the Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland have once again launched their ‘Drive on the Left’ campaign.

We are delighted to share new social, video and workforce campaign resources as part of the Rethink Dementia campaign.

The Parent Club ‘Teen Mental Health’ activity has launched. Aimed at parents and carers of children in S2-S4 across Scotland, the campaign seeks to help parents navigate the changing and sometimes challenging relationships with their teenage children.  

Endometriosis Awareness Month is taking place throughout March and is dedicated to raising awareness about endometriosis, a chronic and painful condition affecting many women across the UK. This month provides an opportunity to encourage those who are experiencing symptoms to seek medical advice from their GP practice as well as increase public understanding of the condition.

The Scottish Government is launching a new campaign to tackle misogyny and its real-world impact on young people in Scotland.

A new phase of our Dementia Anti-Stigma campaign, in partnership with COSLA,  is now live.

The Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland are launching a campaign encouraging road users to keep their mind on the road at all times.