Weather and traffic information
It's important to plan well for winter to know what the weather has in store and how this will affect any travel plans.
- Traffic Scotland live traffic information and incident updates
- Fife Council Emergency Closures & Disruption
- ScotRail Live JourneyCheck
- Queensferry Crossing
- Stagecoach Bus Service Updates
- Tay Road Bridge
Winter travel advice
Consider whether you need to travel at all right now, or if you can wait until the weather improves – remember there is no visiting other households at present.
- Check the weather forecast and road conditions
- Think about alternative routes and other modes of transport
- Allow extra time for your journey
- Make sure your vehicle’s ready for a journey in poor weather
- Fully charge your mobile phone
- Make sure you have appropriate clothing, equipment and food
- Tell someone at your destination what time you expect to arrive
- In winter, think about getting winter tyres
- If you do travel, carry an emergency kit*
Useful links from the Met Office
- Met Office weather forecasts
- Severe weather advice
- Met Office weather ready - advice for all things weather related
- 5 tips for staying safe in snow - Met Office
If you do need to travel
Travelling when the weather gets cold can be more challenging. If you do need to get around however, public transport is still available though you are still required to wear a face covering on all journeys due to the current pandemic.
Local travel options
For information on Stagecoach services
For information on Stagecoach service disruption due to coronavirus
For information on Bay Travel services
For information on Moffat & Williamson services
Information is also available on the Traveline Scotland website or by calling 0871 200 22 33.
For rail information see the Trainline website.
Plan your journey by bus, train, ferry or (internal) plane across Scotland using the Traveline Scotland Journey Planner
Fife Council website
Throughout times of extreme weather, Fife Council want to make sure that residents and visitors know what to do to stay safe.
Visit their website to find helpful information about preparing for severe weather, updates on council service disruptions and how the council will respond during this time.
More Information about being prepared is available at Ready Scotland