Getting to and from Fife by public transport is better than ever, with easier connections, improved choice and flexible tickets.

How you'll benefit from the upgrades

The Forth Road Bridge is now open a dedicated public transport corridor

The Forth Road Bridge is now available exclusively for buses, coaches taxis, motorbikes, cyclists, pedestrians and  emergency vehicles. This means our drivers can take advantage of much dedicated bus lanes to help shorten journey times.  Our Express services  can go straight from Ferrytoll Park and Ride onto the Forth Road Bridge and join a bus lane at the other side before rejoining the traffic towards Edinburgh city centre/airport (and vice versa).  If there are traffic queues on the Queensferry Crossing, we'll be able to avoid the bulk of any congestion by using the Forth Road Bridge and these new bus lanes!

Leave your car behind at Halbeath P&R or Ferrytoll P&R

With changes to the road network in the area, access to Ferrytoll P&R has never been easier, and the site has recently been improved to provide more bus stances too.  There are 1050 parking spaces at Ferrytoll P&R and a further 1021 spaces at Halbeath P&R.  Both P&R sites have comfortable, safe waiting facilities and are staffed between the hours of 0600 and 0000 (Monday to Saturday, 0900 to 1900 on Sunday) by our local team to help you find the   right bus for your journey. 

Both P&R sites are served by our Express City Connect network, along with a number of local bus services providing quick, easy and   regular journeys into Edinburgh, offering you greater flexibility and a hassle free commute.

Plan your journey 

There are plenty of locations you can leave your car behind and jump on the bus or train, or connect between both modes for your journey.  Not sure which mode of travel is best for you?  Use the   Traveline Journey    Planner.

You can also use the Stagecoach journey planner to work out the best trip by bus using our services - travel from A to B, even if you're at Z!

Onward travel