Friends of King Alfred Buses (FoKAB) says it is delighted to announce that its 1950 Leyland Olympic JAA 708, which had already been fully restored and relaunched in 2012 but was badly damaged in a fire at its storage premises in late 2023, has now arrived at the Scottish Bus Museum at Lathalmond to undergo a full restoration
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Updated: Apr 9
As part of our ongoing efforts to enhance accessibility to the bus museum, we are pleased to announce a new service for visitors.
On Sundays, a free shuttle bus will be available from the Dunfermline Bus Station Stance 14 to the bus museum.The shuttle bus will depart from Dunfermline at 12:30PM, and the return journey from the museum will commence at 3:30PM.
Please note that alternative arrangements will be made for special events.
We hope this new service will make it easier for you to visit the bus museum and enjoy its exhibitions and exhibits.
Updated: Mar 30
The Museum plans to open to the public on Sunday 6th April and each Sunday thereafter until 5th October. Opening times 12.30 to 17.00.
This season we will opening on selected weekdays!... This has been requested for some time and we hope this will give access to the public during school holidays.
This is a trial, so please come and visit us and support the efforts of our volunteers.
Visit includes trip on a vintage bus and an optional visit to the railway (extra cost).
We look forward to welcoming back our visitors.