6th March 2026

We are sharing daily live scanner feeds from Fife Jammers with a 15-minute update interval, ensuring you receive fresh, accurate, and continuous public safety information as events unfold

Fife Jammers

12:30 pm Has anyone seen my grandad around Leven area he’s wearing a navy jumper with a red logo on it with black trackie bottoms and with slippers on, he has dementia and at high risk of anyone has seen him pls let me know!!His name is Dennis Clark

12:15 pm Three bairns on cadham bridge tonight have just thrown some kind of cement block at my car. Luckily it has only damaged the bumper and hasn’t hurt any of us, my five year old was in the car and was terrified. Fife council are an embarrassment, they need to pull their fingers out and get some kind of mesh fence put up there, this has been going on for decades!

12:00 pm The Thall crowbar man has just been in my garden attempting to break open a storage box on Thall Ave. Ran off with another boy on a push bike. Beware!

11:45 am Can you please post about my pendant and a sentimental ring. Can you please post about these in hope I get the ring back. My cryatal pendant was found in warout woods. The ring is gold with a small diamond

11:30 am There’s a guy in a blue jacket walking about templehall avenue with a crowbar, just taken a flats number off the front of it for whatever reason. Now taking a cycle path sign off

11:15 am Hey. Can you put a post up to say there’s 2 young guys going along Birnam Road trying all the car doors.

11:00 am Car broken down on Tay road bridge massive tailbacks both directions

10:45 am Jammer parked in hidden beside the Balfarg cottages

10:30 am Traffic at a standstill going north onto Tay bridge

10:15 am Think someone has broken down on the Tay bridge going to Dundee, been stopped on the bridge for 15 mins, recovery truck has just headed oot

10:00 am Breakdown on tay bridge. Big delays

09:45 am Unmarked police with the speed gun at balfarg

09:30 am If you are heading to Leven via Toll bar avoid as the lights are only letting 3 cars through at a time

09:15 am The traffic lights at the old methilhaven Road roundabout are all stuck on red. Thanks

09:00 am Traffic nose to tail from Cowdenbeath all the way back to the west end bar

08:45 am Parking boy is having a field day at the kingdom centre, just handed out 3 non enforceable tickets in the same row of cars

08:30 am Can you share this, looks like the car’s been broken into, at least they left the glass. West Drive car park Dunfermline.

08:15 am Lochgelly to Cowdenbeath grid locked from Westend bar

08:00 am Came home from college yesterday to find my bike stolen from the gallatown area Kirkcaldy sometime in the morning, can anyone let me know if they see anything or if the cameras in the area caught anything… it’s a grey/black Honda grom MSX 125 with a black top box on the back. reg: SF14 LAZ

07:45 am Sick of people thinking they can just take what other have worked hard for. that’s 2 bikes we’ve had nicked from the area in the past 2 years. Police are aware.

07:30 amToll bar traffic lights only going green for around 5 seconds. Just sat in it for 20 mins.

07:15 am. Guardbridge to St Andrews, nose to tail

07:00 am A92 soubthbound at lochgelly

06:45 am Please can you ask for help! My little sisters car isn’t starting Aberdour road burntisland. Looking to see if someone can jumpstart or diagnose? Pleeeease

06:30 am Photography enthusiasts bottom of the inverkeithing dales

06:15 am camera van on the back road between the old milk factory at inverkeithing heading up towards crossgates (dales road)

06:00 am Crash just happened a92 southbound near lochgelly. White corsa

05:45 am A92 southbound standstill after Lochgelly junction

05:30 am Crash on the A92 southbound just after lochgelly junction.

05:15 am Dead deer on the path at the side of the road on oriel road

05:00 am Traffic lights whitefield road -at qmh looks like stuck on red again.

04:45 am Kirkcaldy end of Thornton has no water running due to a burst valve, Scottish Water are saying it won’t be back on until at least 2am, about 85 properties affected

04:30 am Randolph street down from Nisa, buckhaven

04:15 am 2 police vans on the middle of road outside sugar & treats in rosyth. With folk in van.

04:00 am More police up at Shalimar Rosyth

03:45 am Not sure what’s kicked off, but there is a large Police presence and an Ambulance by the garages on The Hallows, Kirkcaldy.

03:30 am 2 police vans and a police car across from cjs rosyth, looks as if someone getting lifted

03:15 am Zbp sitting across from Asda kirckaldy

03:00 am “Prolly not jammers related but worth a go

02:45 amAnyone know if anything is going on between fife and Dundee? Husband stuck in guardbridge coming home from Dundee and the 787 left Dundee and passed the first roundabout and according to the app hasn’t moved since.

02:30 am Been waiting for about half hour with no update”

02:15 am Family shopper dollar crescent attempted break in!

02:00 am This wallet was found in Newport on Tay and handed in to the Pharmacy. The persons name is inside but couldnt get hold of them. The right person will know whats in the wallet.”

01:45 am Pedestrian struck and on ground North Queensferry back round from inverkeithing. Ambulance on scene.

01:30 am 2 fire engines at dunearn cresent kirkcaldy

01:15 am Looks like a crash at the tollbar in methil bud

01:00 am Been bump at the traffic lights Methilhaven road round about

12:45 am Anyone parked on Hayfield Road last night and left just before 7pm. Witnessed a car reverse out their drive and bash the back passenger corner of your car then drive away!!!

12:30 am AVOID Crossgates to Cowdenbeath, 3 sets of roadworks first in Crossgates just as you leave towards Cowdenbeath, the second just over the motor way bridge then the third set as you go from the 30 mph in the 60mph stretch.

12:15 am Pishing in a old woman’s garden, gary park!

12:00 am Standing stane, overtaking everyone!

11:45 pm Tractor driving in the middle of the road refusing to let cars past. Between Howe equestrian centre and Collesie

11:30 pm Bus broken down at the new junction in methil outside magnum taxis. Gonna ibe absolute chaos soon.

11:15 pm Broken down lorry

11:00 pm Standing stane

10:45 pm Hi mate! Broken down lorry on the standing stane road!

10:30 pm Wild parking at the vic

10:15 pm Loads of police at whytemans brae

10:00 pm We’ve got a wee bit of an issue on the vic tower block!

09:45 pm NHS money at the Vic well spent!!!

09:30 pm some younger lads got nicked back of methil library

09:15 pm I am utterly appalled at the level of disrespect drivers have for horses in the Lochgelly area. I have had my horse out on the road today and 97% of cars did not slow down, did not pass wide and continued to come at us in a road where there just wasn’t enough space for 2 cars.

09:00 pm I love my horse and obviously I don’t expect random people to like him, but PLEASE think how you would feel if the animal you loved ended up through someone’s car window! Because one of those days, driving dangerously/fast or too close to an animal with a brain of its own is going to end up in disaster. It could be YOU who kills either myself or my horse or any rider/horse on the road. Please think wisely.

08:45 pm 10/10 to the man driving the lorry who stopped the traffic today when my horse was having a nightmare about the bridge in lochgelly whilst other drivers continued to fly past.

08:30 pm Massive pothole, Adamson Crescent, dunfermline

08:15 pm Flat tyre Guardbridge

08:00 pm Long tailback on the a92 cadham cars turning around

07:45 pm Hi A92 at Tullis Russel roundabout is at a standstill. Traffic tailed back. Only one lane moving at a time. There cutting trees on the verge. 4 way lights in place (edited)

07:30 pm Ancrum court Macedonia Glenrothes

07:15 pm Detectives and reporters and police at the house of missing man Kenneth jones who disappeared from his home in 1998

07:00 pm Woman needs help Victoria hospital Kirkcaldy has spare wheel but no jack. Or wheel key

06:45 pm Huge traffic just off the Queensway in glenrothes

06:30 pm Zbp patrolling a92

06:15 pm Avoid Townhill village Dunfermline. Lochay Homes have the road dug up and traffic management is horrendous

06:00 pm Any idea what’s happening at the tullis Russel roundabout, traffic is backed up”

05:45 pm Speed camera sat just before the ladybank junction in its usual spot

05:30 pm Camera van balfarg cottages

05:15 pm Zbp on the rosyth runs

05:00 pm Glenrothes tullis Russel roundabout. Big tailbacks on the 92 both directions as there is 4 way lights currently there

4:45 pm The traffic lights at the old methilhaven Road roundabout are all stuck on red. Thanks

4:30 pm camera van cupar road gaurdbridge

4:15 pm Hayfield road kirkcaldy….

4:00 pm Steakhouse stalker just as you come into Edinburgh

3:45 pm Driving master class at masterton roundabout roadworks

3:30 pm On the approach to Auchmuir bridge!

3:15 pm Gritters out down Methilhaven Road in Buckhaven – doing main road an pavements. Great when the ice rinks already been melted by the sun

3:00 pm Heavy traffic between Redhouse roundabout and Tullis Russel roundabout heading North. Traffic tailed back and blocking the Redhouse roundabout

2:45 pm Major delays due to road being down to one lane as they cut trees. Major tail backs both ways

2:30 pm Unmarked Skoda sitting tucking in at the side of the king Malcom mate.

2:15 pm Just to say another deep pot hole has appeared on the Kennoway to star road. Have reported

2:00 pm I’ve broke down on Rumblingwell Road, Dunfermline. I’m in at the side of the road but causing a bit of an issue – recovery is on way and maybe police if they do actually send someone

1:45 pm Just to let folk know in the abbeyview area. My dog has just chased a man from my back garden. Not sure what he was doing. Didn’t even know he was there. Let the dog out and she started barking and charging at something. Then seen him jump over the fence and gone. I’m in cleish road/cleish place area. Just for folk to be aware. Thanks.

1:30 pm Broomhead flats boy slashed someone in the park outside the flats

1:15 pm Just to let you know it’s at least a 6 hour wait to see doctor in a and e at the Vic

1:00 pm Black car at redhouse had no headlights on and has a close call whilst i was on my bike, about to take my exit as he pulls out in front of me, had to slow right down or wouldve smacked into side of him, apologies to the van that was behind me

12:45 pm just before the chicken farm at kinross there’s a blue car came off the road at the bad bend. Stopped and the lady age around 60 seemed ok, offered help and a lift home but she said she was waiting on recovery,just to make people aware

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FAQs

Why is Fife called Fife?

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Fife has a long history dating back to ancient times, and it has been inhabited for thousands of years. Over the centuries, it has been known by various names and has played a significant role in Scottish history. The name “Fife” has been in use for many centuries, and it continues to be the name of the county today.

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Fife, Scotland, is known for several notable features and attractions:

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What does Fife mean in Scotland?

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Conclusion

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