
Get ready to hit the road with The Scottish Roadscast, the Scottish Roads Archive’s exciting podcast history series! Since 2018, we have been exploring fascinating topics related to Scotland’s post-war roads, bridges, and motorways. With regular insights from industry experts and special guests, it’s the only such podcast in Scotland! As of 2025, the series has captured the ears of over 100,000 li... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

In this episode of the Scottish Roadscast John and Stuart consider the history behind the A725, a strategic trunk road that links Coatbridge and East Kilbride via the M8 and M74. The route was built in several discrete stages from the 1950s to the 19... more
In this episode of the Scottish Roadscast John and Stuart consider the history behind the A71, the cross country route between Edinburgh and Irvine. The route has many varied sections and some very interesting features which are covered in the usual ... more
In this episode of the Scottish Roadscast Duncan gives an update on the dualling of the A9 between Perth and Inverness. Is progress finally being made towards the completion of this impressive and much needed project? He also considers why the existi... more
In this episode of the Scottish Roadscast Stuart and Duncan consider the history behind the A80, once the main route between Glasgow and Stirling. Most of the route was upgraded to dual carriageway in the 1950s and 60s transforming road travel betwee... more
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If you’re a bit of a road geek like me, this is excellent!
Always look forward to the next podcast dropping. Only negative is one a month is t enough!
Informative, engaging and really well presented.
Great work by all the team!!
Interesting stuff, if you like that sort of thing.
Would have been good to hear about the Baillieston Storm Sewer as part of the pre-contact works for the Monklands Motorway as it was a chunky bit of work with tunnelling.
If you like the motorways around Glasgow and beyond then this will inform you of what would and should have been.
These podcasts give lots of top notch information on Scotland’s road and motorway network. Well worth the listen.
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A history-focused series that dives into Scotland's post-war roads, bridges, and motorways, blending archival detail with accessible storytelling. Recent episodes spotlight ambitious projects (like A9 and A80 corridors), iconic structures, and the social, environmental, and community impacts of Scotland's road network, often featuring engineers, historians, and local experts. The show stands out for its granular, project-level storytelling, a strong regional lens on transport infrastructure, and its ability to translate technical history into engaging narratives for road enthusiasts and local listeners alike.
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Recent guests on The Scottish Roadscast include:
1. Michael Martin
2. Darren Donaldson
3. Kevin Dunn
4. Duncan McKnight
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