Go-Flexi - West Fife

Go-Flexi is Fife Council’s demand-responsive transport service, designed to provide reliable connections for communities in West Fife that may not be well-served by traditional bus routes. Funded by Fife Council and operated by Moffat and Williamson, Go-Flexi is available to anyone travelling in specific Flexi Zone areas.

Instead of running on a fixed timetable, Go-Flexi allows passengers to book journeys in advance, offering pick-ups and drop-offs at selected bus stops across the area.

Go-Flexi is an on-demand bus service that provides a flexible way of travelling around rural West Fife.

Why not ‘Go-Flexi’ for shopping trips, to catch a train or bus, college trips, or visiting friends?

Go-Flexi service times

  • Monday to Thursday: 8.15am–5.30pm
  • Friday and Saturday: 8.15am–11.15pm

West Fife Flexi Zones

We’ve established several FlexiZones across West Fife. Go-Flexi is designed to take you to the nearest interchange point, where you can connect with other bus services and modes of transport.

Go-Flexi West Fife zone map

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W1 - West Fife Villages

 

ZoneWhere can I travel to?Interchange point?
KincardineBogside, Blairhall, Saline, Steelend, Comrie, Oakley. Travel within zone is not permitted.Yes
BogsideKincardine, Blairhall, High Valleyfield, Low Valleyfield,  Cairneyhill, Culross, Saline, Steelend or Oakley. Travel within zone is not permitted.No
BlairhallKincardine, Bogside, High Valleyfield, Low Valleyfield, Culross & Cairneyhill. Travel within zone is permitted.No
Valleyfield / CulrossBogside, Blairhall, Comrie, Oakley, Saline and Steelend.  Travel within the zone is not permitted.No
Comrie / Oakley / Gowkhall / Carnock
Kincardine, Bogside, High Valleyfield, Low Valleyfield & Cairneyhill. Travel within the zone is not permitted.No
Saline / SteelendKincardine, Bogside, High Valleyfield, Low Valleyfield, Culross & Cairneyhill.  Travel within the zone is not permitted.No
CairneyhillBlairhall, Bogside, Comrie/Oakley, Saline/Steelend,  Crombie, Charlestown & Limekilns. Travel within the zone is not permitted.Yes

W2 - Forthbridgehead

 

ZoneWhere can I travel to?Interchange point?
CrombieCairneyhill, Rosyth, Ferrytoll Park & Ride, Europarc, Inverkeithing.  Travel within the zone is not permitted.No
CharlestownCairneyhill, Rosyth, Ferrytoll Park & Ride, Europarc, Inverkeithing.  Travel within the zone is not permitted.No
LimekilnsCairneyhill, Rosyth, Ferrytoll Park & Ride, Europarc, Inverkeithing.  Travel within the zone is not permitted.No
PattiesmuirRosyth, Inverkeithing & Ferrytoll. Travel within the zone is not permitted.No
Garden CityRosyth, Inverkeithing, Ferrytoll. Travel within the zone is not permitted.No
EuroparcNorth Queensferry, Ferrytoll, Inverkeithing, Pattiesmuir, Limekilns, Charlestown & Crombie.  Travel within the zone is not permitted.No
North QueensferryFerrytoll Park & Ride, Inverkeithing, Europarc & North Queensferry. Travel within the zone is permitted.No
Ferrytoll Park & RideNorth Queensferry, Pattiesmuir, Limekilns, Charlestown, Crombie, Europark & Fordell Gardens.Yes
InverkeithingNorth Queensferry, Pattiesmuir, Limekilns, Charlestown, Crombie & Fordell Gardens.  Travel within the zone is not permitted.Yes
Dalgety BayFordell Gardens. Travel within the zone is not permitted.No
Fordell GardensDalgety Bay, Inverkeithing & Ferrytoll. Travel within the zone is not permitted.No
BowershallDunfermline bus station.  Travel within the zone is not permitted.No
DunfermlineBowershall only. Travel within the zone is not permittedNo
Mossgreen
-Passengers can travel to Crossgate bus stops, Halbeath P&R, Tesco Duloch
No
Castle Drive
Passengers can travel to Ferrytoll Park & Ride, Rosyth, Tesco Duloch
No
Hillend
Passengers can travel to Tesco at Duloch and Dalgety Bay
No

W3 - Oakley to Ferrytoll

The W3 is a new fixed-route service operated by Moffat & Williamson, introduced following feedback from users seeking peak-time connections from West Fife villages to Edinburgh via Ferrytoll Park & Ride. Supported by a £500,000 grant from SEStran’s Transport to Employment Programme, a Scottish Government initiative aimed at reducing transport barriers to employment, training and employability opportunities, the service will operate two early morning journeys from Steelend, Saline, Oakley, Cairneyhill, Crossford, Crombie, Charlestown and Limekilns to Ferrytoll Park & Ride. In addition to improving access to employment opportunities, the W3 provides new public transport options for passengers in Limekilns, Crombie and Charlestown and strengthens links to onward services to Edinburgh. Service will be available from 17 August 2026.

  • W3 Service operates Monday to Saturday
  • OD = On Demand - if a passenger wishes to travel to an OD timing point they should advise the driver when they board the bus.
  • Stagecoach tickets are valid on this service
  • No service 25, 26 December and 1, 2 January
Location
TimeTimeTime
Steelend Turning Circle  0600  0734  1732
Saline Turning Circle  0604  0738  1736
Oakley Station Road  0612  0746  1744
Cairneyhill Brandy Riggs  0619  0753  1751
Crossford Waggon Road  0623  0757  1755
Crombie Ordnance Road  0628  0802  1800
Charlestown The Green  0635  0809  1807
Limekilns Primary School  0637  0811  1809
Ferrytoll Park & Ride  0646  0820  1818


LocationTimeTimeTime
Ferrytoll Park & Ride 
0647 1645 1820
Limekilns Primary School 0656 1654 OD
Charlestown The Green 0658 1656 OD
Crombie Ordnance Road 0705 1703 OD
Crossford Waggon Road 0710 1708 OD
Cairneyhill Brandy Riggs 0714 1712 OD
Oakley Station Road 0721 1719 OD
Saline Turning Circle 0729 1727 OD
Steelend Turning Circle 0733 1731 OD

How to book

You can book using the methods below:

Book using the Go-Flexi app

Booking a Go-Flexi service has been made even easier with our new app.

Download the app via the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

Go-Flexi app user guide

Book by phone

Alternatively, you can book a Go-Flexi service over the phone on 01382 540 624

Bookings must be made at least 1 hour prior to travelling and can be made up to one week in advance of your journey.

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