The town is small enough that it is simplest to walk. Taxis are also available taxi ranks are located on an street connecting Market Street to South Street called Bell Street, outside Holy Trinity Church on South Street and also at the bus station. Bus services link some of the outlying areas, operated by Stagecoach Fife (http://www.stagecoachbus....).
There is a Park & Ride scheme, where visitors can leave their cars outside of the town in a large carpark, and take a bus into the town centre, though it is easier to walk the 200 metres or so from the outlying carpark to the high street. It is very difficult, and expensive, to park in the town. A parking voucher system operates in the town centre--these are in the form of 'scratch-cards' and can be purchased from shops displaying purple signs (http://www.fife.gov.uk/up...). There is also a complex one-way system, resulting in it taking longer to drive from one part of the town centre to another than it would to walk.
