Transport planning in Kelty.
Transport planning advice for developers, landowners, architects and planning teams with a site in Kelty. Access, transport evidence and a clear route through the highways questions.
Your starting point in Kelty
Recorded population: 6,898 (2022). Calculated from published Census output area totals and the 2022 locality lookup.
The statistical area used for Kelty is associated with Fife Council, Perth and Kinross Council. These are authority contacts for that coverage area. Confirm the planning authority for the exact site boundary before choosing policy documents or making an application.
Local highway contacts: Fife Council, Perth and Kinross Council. The authority responsible for the road and the planning decision may differ. Confirm responsibility for trunk roads, National Parks and sites crossing administrative boundaries.
Local planning policy
Use the official council contacts above to find the current development plan, policies map and validation requirements for the site. We have not selected a specific Local Plan for this location. A nearby plan, a shared council name or a statistical boundary does not establish which policies apply.
Rail access points to review
- Cowdenbeath Rail Station
- Lochgelly Rail Station
- Dunfermline Queen Margaret Rail Station
These are active rail access point records within 15 km of the location reference point in the DfT dataset. They do not establish a practical walking route, service frequency or accessibility from a particular site. Check the actual route, timetable and entrance arrangements before relying on rail access.
Policy framework
For a site in Kelty, the starting point is the development plan, including NPF4 and the relevant Local Development Plan. NPF4 Policy 13 addresses sustainable transport. Transport Scotland’s development guidance is relevant where a proposal affects trunk roads. Confirm the local evidence and design requirements before commissioning surveys.
Data snapshot: 18 October 2026. Population and geography source · DfT transport data. The statistics describe an area and are not a transport appraisal of your site.
The right evidence for your proposal
What to send us
A site location, the intended use and approximate scale are enough for an initial scope. Include the latest layout, any highway consultation response and your target date where available.
For a Kelty site, we will identify the transport questions to investigate and the information needed for a quote. Surveys, drawings, officer discussions and revisions should be identified in the commission.
Site visits and council engagement can be included where the agreed scope needs them. Planning permission, land rights and separate highway approvals need their own consideration.
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Tell us about your Kelty site
Send the location and what is proposed. We will set out what the transport work needs, with a fixed fee for the agreed scope.