18/08/2026
An on-demand bus service that provides Fifers with a flexible way of travelling has been extended into Levenmouth after Fife Council received funding from SEStran.
Go-Flexi, which is funded by Fife Council and operated by Moffat and Williamson, offers residents in designated FlexiZones a convenient way to reach key destinations such as transport hubs, shops, health appointments, work, education and social activities.
The service has proved popular in parts of North East Fife and West Fife, but it will now also operate in Levenmouth thanks to a £500,000 grant via SEStran’s Transport to Employment Programme - a Scottish Government initiative that aims to reduce transport barriers preventing people from accessing employment, training and employability opportunities.
What’s more, due to passenger requests, zones in the West Fife Villages area have been extended to include Carnock and Gowkhall, while the Mossgreen and Castle Drive areas have been added to zones in the Forth Bridgehead area.
The funding has also led to the introduction of the W3, which is a fixed route service that will operate two early morning journeys from Steelend, Saline, Oakley, Cairneyhill, Crossford, Crombie, Charlestown, Limekilns, and Ferrytoll Park and Ride.
Operated by Moffat and Williamson, it has been introduced following feedback from users looking for peak time connections to Edinburgh via Ferrytoll Park and Ride from West Fife Villages.
This service will also provide additional journey options for passengers in Limekilns, Crombie and Charlestown.
Read more about the changes: www.fife.gov.uk/news/2026/go-flexi-extends-to-levenmouth-as-part-of-important-service-changes
Further information about Go-Flexi, along with all the details about how to book, can be found on the Go-Flexi website - www.go-flexi.org
