Ferrytoll Bus Park and Ride

Overview

Ferrytoll Park & Ride opened in 2000, offering free parking and allowing you to catch a bus to Edinburgh, including the airport, Glasgow, and around Fife.

The park & ride is run by:

• Fife Council, who look after the car park and buildings
• Stagecoach East Scotland, who run most of the buses and has staff on site

Ferrytoll Park & Ride has been awarded a Park Mark, a police-backed award that recognises safe and well-managed car parks. Find out more at: www.parkmark.co.uk

Where is it?

Ferrytoll Park & Ride is:

• just south of Inverkeithing
• next to the A90 at Ferrytoll Interchange
• look for signs on the A90 that say “Park & Ride”

How long can I stay?

You can park for free, and there’s no time limit.

Can I stay overnight?

Yes, overnight parking is allowed.

What about motorhomes?

If you have a motorhome, you can use Halbeath Park & Ride. It has more space and no height limit.

What’s here?

• Two car parks: one multi-storey and one outside
• 1,042 parking spaces, including 28 for disabled drivers and 11 pick-up drop-off bays
• 11 spaces for picking up or dropping off passengers near the main building
• A covered path to the main building
• CCTV and lights for safety
• 17 bike lockers
• 4 electric car charging points
• Shelters with seats at the bus stops
• A postbox and a phone that takes cards only
• Indoor waiting area

Inside the waiting area:

• Toilets
• Vending machines
• Seats and a TV
• Travel info
• A staff office

Public transport

Stagecoach buses at Ferrytoll Park & Ride:

• Services to Dunfermline, St Andrews and around Fife
• Express buses to and from Edinburgh
• JET747 bus to and from Edinburgh Airport

Bus stances (bus stops):

• Stance 1 – buses going into Fife from Edinburgh
• Stance 2 – JET747 airport bus only
• Stance 3 – buses going to Edinburgh

Bus times and routes

Fife Council does not set bus times or routes.

To check timetables and plan your trip, visit Travel Fife.