People in Lundin Links, Lower Largo and Upper Largo will soon benefit from the Go-Flexi on-demand bus service after Fife Council extended the coverage area in Levenmouth in response to feedback from local residents and councillors.
Go-Flexi offers residents in designated FlexiZones a convenient way to reach key destinations such as transport hubs, shops, health appointments, work, education and social activities.
It’s proved really popular in parts of North East and West Fife, and was extended to many parts of Levenmouth in August 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.
Now, following requests from local residents and councillors, Fife Council is delighted to be able to extend the service to Lundin Links, Lower Largo and Upper Largo from November 16!
The expanded Levenmouth service provides transport to healthcare facilities, including GP surgeries and dental practices.
It also offers connections to key transport hubs such as Leven Bus Station, Leven Railway Station and Cameron Bridge Railway Station, enabling onward travel across the wider transport network. In addition, the service can take passengers to a range of shopping destinations.
Councillor Altany Craik, Fife Council Spokesperson for Finance, Economy and Strategic Planning, said:
"This expansion of Go-Flexi is great news for Levenmouth and demonstrates our commitment to improving access to transport across Fife.
“The service provides a practical and flexible travel option, helping people connect with jobs, education, healthcare and leisure.
"By extending the service and responding to customer feedback, we're making it easier for residents to travel when and where they need to, supporting communities and helping ensure that a lack of transport is not a barrier to opportunity."
Unlike traditional bus routes, Go-Flexi lets customers book their journey in advance, choosing pick-up and drop-off points at local bus stops within their zone.
Customers can book trips up to a week before they travel and as late as one hour before they go using the Go Flexi mobile app or by phoning the booking line.
Concession passes, cash and contactless payments are all accepted, and the service is accessible for wheelchair users, prams and assistance dogs.
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
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