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Ferrytoll Park & Ride · Fife

Ferrytoll Park & Ride Taxi Transfers

Taxi transfers to and from Ferrytoll Park & Ride, just off the M90 near Inverkeithing and North Queensferry — a faster alternative when bus timings don't line up with yours.

Around 8 minutes from Rosyth
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A quick alternative to waiting for the bus

Ferrytoll Park & Ride sits just off the M90 near the Admiralty junction, close to Inverkeithing and North Queensferry, and it's one of the main hubs for bus commuters heading into Edinburgh over the Forth. It works well for a scheduled commute, but if your bus has just left, you're arriving outside normal hours, or you're carrying luggage or kit that doesn't suit a busy bus, a taxi is often the more practical option.

We cover Ferrytoll as part of our regular Rosyth, Inverkeithing and North Queensferry routes, so response times here are consistent rather than depending on a driver travelling in from further away.

Fast alternative to the bus

Useful when bus timings don't match your schedule or you've missed a service.

Early and late availability

24/7 cover for shift patterns and early flights that don't fit bus hours.

Contractor and commuter friendly

Regular pick-ups for dockyard and business park staff using Ferrytoll to connect onward.

M90 access

Quick onward links toward Edinburgh, the airport, or back into Fife.

Where Ferrytoll Park & Ride is and how it works

Ferrytoll sits right by the M90 at the Admiralty junction, close enough to Rosyth, Inverkeithing and North Queensferry that it's a natural interchange point for people combining car or taxi travel with a bus service onward across the bridge. It's mainly set up for commuter bus services rather than rail, so it suits a slightly different type of journey than the railway stations nearby.

Why book a taxi to Ferrytoll

A taxi makes sense here when your timing doesn't match the bus schedule, when you're travelling outside the hours buses run frequently, or when you've got luggage, tools or equipment that's awkward on public transport. We also pick up passengers being dropped at Ferrytoll by a bus that terminates there, continuing their journey on into Rosyth, Inverkeithing or North Queensferry by taxi.

Commuters, contractors and early starts

Rosyth Dockyard and Pitreavie Business Park staff living further afield sometimes use Ferrytoll as a changeover point between a longer bus or car journey and a short taxi hop to their actual workplace, particularly for early or late shifts when bus frequency drops.

Onward connections toward Edinburgh or Fife

From Ferrytoll, we run onward journeys in both directions — into Rosyth, Inverkeithing, North Queensferry and the Dockyard on the Fife side, or over the bridge toward Edinburgh Airport and the city for anyone who'd rather not wait for the next available bus.

Booking advice

If you're planning to combine a bus journey with a taxi at either end, it's worth telling us your bus arrival or departure time when you book rather than an approximate window — bus services can run a few minutes either side of schedule, and knowing your actual time helps us have a car waiting rather than circling. For regular commuters, we can also set up a standing pick-up time if your schedule is consistent from week to week.

FAQs

Common questions, answered.

It's a Park & Ride site near Inverkeithing and North Queensferry, mainly used by commuters catching a bus onward into Edinburgh over the Forth bridges.

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