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WD1 Methilwaid Academy WD1 Waid Academymethil WD1 Methil­Waid Academy WD1 Waid Academy­Methil Mondays to Fridays (from 10 August 2020) Mondays to Fridays (from 10 August 2020) Operated by A1 Coach Service (01592 713443) Operated by A1 Coach Service (01592 713443) service no. WD1 service no. WD1 WD1 notes Sch notes SchF SchNF Methil, Levenmouth Police Station 0743 Anstruther, Waid Academy 1320 1540 Methil, Toll Bar 0745 Pittenweem, Session Street 1326 1546 Leven, Sainsbury's 0748 Grangemuir, Caravan Park 1327 1547 Leven, Cupar Road 0753 Ovenstone, Farm 1330 1550 Lundin Links, Old Manor Hotel 0756 Arncroach, Main Road 1335 1555 Upper Largo, Post Office 0759 Carnbee, Farm 1340 1600 Drumeldrie, Hollybank Cottage 0802 Arncroach, Wester Kellie Farm 1346 1606 Colinsburgh, Charleton Golf Course 0804 Balmakin, Farm 1350 1610 Balmakin, Farm 0810 Colinsburgh, Charleton Golf Course 1356 1616 Arncroach, Wester Kellie Farm 0814 Drumeldrie, Hollybank Cottage 1358 1618 Carnbee, Farm 0820 Upper Largo, Post Office 1401 1621 Arncroach, Main Road 0825 Lundin Links, Old Manor Hotel 1404 1624 Ovenstone, Farm 0830 Leven, Cupar Road 1407 1627 Grangemuir, Caravan Park 0833 Leven, Co­op 1412 1632 Pittenweem, Session Street 0834 Methil, Toll Bar 1415 1635 Anstruther, Waid Academy 0840 Methil, Levenmouth Police Station 1417 1637 Explanation of notes: Explanation of notes: Sch this journey runs on schooldays only SchF this journey runs on Fridays during school terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at this journey runs on Mondays to Thursdays during school SchNF www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html WD2 Methil­Waid Academy WD2 Waid Academy­Methil Mondays to Fridays (from 10 August 2020) Mondays to Fridays (from 10 August 2020) Operated by A1 Coach Service (01592 713443) Operated by A1 Coach Service (01592 713443) service no. WD2 service no. WD2 WD2 notes Sch notes SchF SchNF Methil, Levenmouth Police Station 0741 Anstruther, Waid Academy 1320 1540 Windygates, Cross 0747 Pittenweem, Tollcross 1325 1545 Kennoway, Shops 0750 St Monans, Station Road 1330 1550 Kennoway, Laburnum Bank 0753 Abercrombie, Farm 1333 1553 Leven, Bus Station Stance 7 0758 Colinsburgh, Cairnie Crossroads 1338 1558 Scoonie, Haughgate Avenue 0801 Kilconquhar, Church 1340 1600 Lundin Links, Hotel 0805 Muircambus, Farm Cottage 1342 1602 Upper Largo, Post Office 0808 Balchrystie, Farm 1344 1604 Drumeldrie, Hollybank Cottage 0810 Drumeldrie, Hollybank Cottage 1345 1605 Balchrystie, Farm 0811 Upper Largo, Post Office 1347 1607 Muircambus, Farm Cottage 0813 Lundin Links, Crescent Road 1350 1610 Kilconquhar, Church 0815 Scoonie, Haughgate Avenue 1354 1614 Colinsburgh, Cairnie Crossroads 0817 Leven, Bus Station Stance 7 1357 1617 Abercrombie, Farm 0822 Kennoway, Laburnum Bank 1402 1622 St Monans, Station Road 0825 Kennoway, Shops 1405 1625 Pittenweem, Tollcross 0830 Windygates, Carpet Shop Leven Road 1408 1628 Anstruther, Waid Academy 0835 Methil, Levenmouth Police Station 1414 1634 Explanation of notes: Explanation of notes: Sch this journey runs on schooldays only SchF this journey runs on Fridays during school terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at this journey runs on Mondays to Thursdays during school SchNF www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html WD3 Methil­Waid Academy WD3 Waid Academy­Methil Mondays to Fridays (from 10 August 2020) Mondays to Fridays (from 10 August 2020) Operated by A1 Coach Service (01592 713443) Operated by A1 Coach Service (01592 713443) service no. WD3 service no. WD3 WD3 notes Sch notes SchF SchNF Methil, Memorial Park 0749 Anstruther, Waid Academy 1320 1540 Aberhill, Tower Bar 0752 Pittenweem, Tollcross 1323 1543 Aberhill, Bawbee Service Station 0753 St Monans, Station Road 1328 1548 Leven, Bus Station Stance 7 0754 Elie, High Street 1334 1554 Scoonie, Haughgate Avenue 0758 Earlsferry, Williamsburgh 1337 1557 Scoonie, Letham Glen 0759 Kilconquhar, Church 1344 1604 Leven, Scoonie Golf Course 0801 Colinsburgh, Cairnie Crossroads 1346 1606 Lundin Links, Hotel 0802 Colinsburgh, Primary School 1348 1608 Colinsburgh, Charleton Golf Course 0812 Lundin Links, Crescent Road 1358 1618 Colinsburgh, Cairnie Crossroads 0814 Leven, Scoonie Golf Course 1400 1620 Kilconquhar, Church 0816 Scoonie, Letham Glen 1401 1621 Earlsferry, Allen Place 0822 Scoonie, Haughgate Avenue 1402 1622 Elie, High Street 0826 Leven, Bus Station Stance 7 1406 1626 St Monans, Station Road 0831 Aberhill, Bawbee Service Station 1407 1627 Pittenweem, Tollcross 0835 Aberhill, Tower Bar 1408 1628 Anstruther, Waid Academy 0840 Methil, Memorial Park 1411 1631 Explanation of notes: Explanation of notes: Sch this journey runs on schooldays only SchF this journey runs on Fridays during school terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at this journey runs on Mondays to Thursdays during school SchNF www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html WD4 Anstruther­Waid Academy WD4 Waid Academy­Anstruther Mondays to Fridays (from 10 August 2020) Mondays to Fridays (from 10 August 2020) Operated by Moffat & Williamson (01382 541159) Operated by Moffat & Williamson (01382 541159) service no. WD4 service no. WD4 WD4 notes Sch notes SchF SchNF Anstruther, West Pitcorthie Farm 0824 Anstruther, Waid Academy 1320 1540 Anstruther, Airdrie Road End 0825 Anstruther, Cauldcots Farm 1322 1542 Spalefield, Crossroads 0828 Anstruther, Road End 1325 1545 Anstruther, Road End 0830 Spalefield, Crossroads 1327 1547 Anstruther, Cauldcots Farm 0833 Anstruther, Airdrie Road End 1330 1550 Anstruther, Waid Academy 0835 Anstruther, West Pitcorthie Farm 1331 1551 Explanation of notes: Explanation of notes: Sch this journey runs on schooldays only SchF this journey runs on Fridays during school terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at this journey runs on Mondays to Thursdays during school SchNF www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html PASSENGER TRANSPORT SERVICES Timetable Specification NORTH FIFE AREA - 18TH AUG 2014 TO 15TH AUG 2021 ROUTE: Leven/ Lundin Links/ Lower Largo/ Upper Largo – Waid Academy OPERATOR: STAGECOACH CONTACT DETAILS: 01333 426038 CONTRACT NO: NF/95 & 395 SERVICE NO: W95 & 395 Please note we can't show timings for all bus stops on the timetable but the bus will stop at every bus stop in the route description below if you signal to the driver. TIMETABLE Service No 95 395 395 Route Code A B B Travel Pass Colour Green Orange Purple Leven 07:40 - 07:50 Scoonie, Letham Glen, Northbound 07:44 - 07:57 Lundin Links, Lundin Links Hotel 07:52 08:04 08:05 Lower Largo, adj Harbour - 08:07 08:08 Upper Largo, opp Post Office 07:57 08:12 08:13 Colinsburgh, adj Library 08:03 08:18 08:19 Kilconquhar, adj Church 08:08 08:21 - Elie, opp High Street 08:14 - - St Monans, opp Station Road 08:19 - - Pittenweem, Tollcross, Eastbound 08:24 08:28 08:29 Waid Academy Bus Park 08:29 08:33 08:34 Service No 95 95 395 395 395 395 Route Code C C D D D D Travel Pass Colour Green Green Orange Orange Purple Purple M-Th F M-Th F M-Th F Waid Academy Bus Park dep. 15:40 13:20 15:40 13:20 15:40 13:20 Pittenweem, Tollcross, Westbound 15:45 13:25 15:45 13:25 15:45 13:25 St Monans, adj Station Road 15:52 13:32 - - - - Elie, High Street 15:57 13:37 - - - - Kilconquhar, opp Church 16:02 13:42 - - - - Colinsburgh, Opp Library 16:07 13:47 15:55 13:35 15:55 13:35 Upper Largo, adj Post Office 16:14 13:54 16:02 13:42 16:02 13:42 Lower Largo, Opp Harbour - - 16:06 13:45 16:05 13:46 Lundin Links, adj Crescent Road 16:18 13:58 16:10 13:50 16:10 13:50 Scoonie, Lethan Glen, Southbound 16:22 14:02 - 16:14 13:54 Leven 16:26 14:06 - - 16:18 13:58 ROUTE DESCRIPTION Route Code A - Leven Bus Station, Promenade, Durie Street, Scoonie Road, Scoonie Brae, A915, Lundin Links Leven Road, Largo Road, A915, Upper Largo Main Street, A917, B942, Colinsburgh Main Street, B942, Cairnie Crossroads, B941, Kilconquhar, B941, A917, Elie High Street, A917, St Monans, A917, Pittenweem, A917, Anstruther Pittenweem Road, High Street, St Andrews Road, Waid Academy Route Code B - Lundin Links Leven Road, Emsdorf Street, Emsdor Road, Lower Largo, Drumochty Road, Harbour Wynd, A915, Upper Largo Main Street, B942, Colinsburgh Main Street, B942, Pittenweem, A917, Anstruther Pittenweem Road, High Street, St Andrews Road, Waid Academy Route Code C - Waid Academy, St Andrews Road, High Street, Pittenweem Road, A917, Pittenweem, A917, St Monans, A917, Elie High Street, A917, B941, Kilconquhar, B941, Cairnie Crossroads, B942, Colinsburgh Main Street, B942, A917, Upper Largo Main Street, A915, Largo Road, A915, Largo Road, Lundin Links Leven Road, A915, Scoonie Brae, Scoonie Road, Durie Street, Promenade for Leven Bus Station Route Code D - Waid Academy, St Andrews Road, High Street, Pittenweem Road, A917, Pittenweem, B942, Colinsburgh Main Street, B942, Upper Largo Main Street, A915, Harbour Wynd, Drummochy Road, Emsdorf Road, Emsdorf Street, Leven Road, Largo Road, Leven Scoonie Brae, Scoonie Road, Durie Street, Promenade for Leven Bus Station PASSENGER TRANSPORT SERVICES Timetable Specification NORTH FIFE AREA - 18TH AUG 2014 TO 15TH AUG 2021 ROUTE: CRAIL - WAID ACADEMY OPERATOR: STAGECOACH CONTACT DETAILS: 01333 426038 CONTRACT NO: NF/95 SERVICE NO. 95 Please note we can't show timings for all bus stops on the timetable but the bus will stop at every bus stop in the route description below if you signal to the driver.
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