Following a crash on the M9 motorway in Scotland, a meeting concerning motorway safety was convened, but no official minutes were recorded. The lack of documentation has raised questions regarding transparency and accountability. Members of the public contributed numerous emails suggesting possible solutions to the dangerous issue of wrong-way driving on motorways. The meeting’s purpose was to address safety concerns highlighted by the M9 incident and to explore preventative measures. The absence of minutes hinders a clear understanding of the discussions and decisions made during the meeting. Authorities have faced scrutiny regarding their handling of the aftermath of the M9 crash and subsequent safety considerations, amplified by the lack of a formal record. This situation arose after an Freedom of Information request was made.