With the introduction of a railway service to Leven for the first time since 1969, some bus services will be altered to provide better connections with trains at Cameron Bridge and Leven from Monday the 3rd of June. Below is a detailed explanation of what is changing for each service as well as a link to the new timetable:
7 - New early morning journeys will run from Coaltown of Wemyss to Leven via Methilhill at 0456 & 0541, Monday to Saturday, 0641 on Saturdays and 0754 & 0854 on Sundays. New late night journeys will run from Leven to Coaltown of Wemyss via Methilhill at 2320 & 0020, Monday to Saturday and 2235, 2335 & 0035 on Sundays.
43/44A/45 - The timetable for evening and Sunday journeys will be revised with many journeys now serving Cameron Bridge railway station. The 43 will no longer extend beyond Tanshill to Whitehill industrial estate at these times. Service 44A will be diverted between Markinch and Glenrothes to run via Coaltown of Balgonie and Woodside, and this will replace the service 45.
47A - This is a new evening and Sunday service running between Leven bus station and Cameron Bridge railway station via Victoria Road, Mackie Avenue and Mountfleurie. It replaces the current service 49 on this section. Monday to Saturday journeys will extend from Leven to Muiredge via Methilhaven Road. Sunday journeys will extend from Cameron Bridge to Muiredge via Cameron Hospital and Methilhill.
48/49 - the current 49 will be revised to run in two circles, numbered 48 for clockwise trips and 49 for anticlockwise trips. Starting from Leven, service 48 will run via Buckhaven, Cameron Hospital, Cameron Bridge railway station, Kennoway, Bonnybank, Broom to Leven. Service 49 will run in the opposite direction, but serve Denhead rather than Bonnybank. The section of route between Leven and Mountfleurie will be covered by new service 47A. As well as evening and Sunday journeys, services 48 and 49 will run early morning journeys Monday to Saturday.
95 - Sunday daytime journeys from Leven to St Andrews will be retimed. The 2320 journey on Sunday will extend from Lower Largo to Cellardyke.