The Forth Road Bridge is now a dedicated public transport corridor
The Forth Road Bridge is now available exclusively for buses, motorbikes, taxis, cyclists, pedestrians and emergency vehicles. This means allocated bus lanes to help shorten journey times and reduce congestion.
Better connections between
Fife and Edinburgh and beyond
Major investments in the rail network being made across the country will mean more seats, faster journeys and better services - delivering the best railway Scotland’s ever had.
Leave your car behind at
one of two park and ride sites
Improved access and 1050 parking spaces at Ferrytoll P&R along with 1021 spaces at Halbeath, means quick, easy, regular connections, greater flexibility and safe waiting facilities.
Smart travel is about providing modern, digital or electronic options for payment or tickets when travelling on public transport. We’re working to capture secure, best fit technology for your smart journey - connecting you with easier public transport services.
We’re still working on it, but you can try out smart travel today - sign up for a saltire smartcard, download your operator’s app or use your contactless bank card to see how smart can simplify travel for you.
You can order your saltirecard online via your transport operators, myfife or Local Authority website, or pick up a StagecoachSmart saltirecard from the bus driver.
Most tickets can be purchased online and then just tap and load onto your saltirecard at station gates, at ticket machines or validators for rail, and for bus just tap on board.
