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Roadworks in St Andrews 10th-12th March 2026

Part of South Street in St Andrews (shown in red on the map) will be closed for a second time this year between Tuesday 10th March and Thursday 12th March.

Those journeys of the 95 towards St Andrews that normally use South Street are due to divert from the Byre Theatre turning right past the cathedral towards North Street then turning left down Union Street and on to Church Street to return to South Street and their normal route (shown in green on the map).

Journeys from St Andrews Bus Station are due to travel along Market Street but continue to Union Street and then on to North Street and so on to the Byre Theatre (shown in yellow on the map).

This diversion is likely to take longer to travel than the normal route, due to the inclusion of a number of right turns and the extra traffic on these routes, so buses may run later than normal.

There is a simpler diversion (shown in purple on the map), avoiding Union Street and Market Street and instead travelling the length of North Street, which is usually used when there are roadworks in St Andrews - and it is possible that some bus drivers will use this diversion instead.

We would therefore normally recommend that you aim to board the 95 either at the Bus Station or opposite the Byre Theatre if you are catching the 95 from St Andrews between these dates.

But in the previous period where roadworks happened at the same site we have had one example of a 95 driver leaving St Andrews travelling via Church Street as per the normal 95 route, being forced right onto South Street then Bell Street and giving up on Market Street (which was no doubt in its normal busy and double parked state) and choosing to follow the evening 95 route - consequently missing out the Byre Theatre stop.

So, it may be safest to aim to catch the 95 at St Andrews Bus Station until the roadworks are complete!

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