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Traffic: ** The traffic around Fort Fallendon is mostly normal and calm. You will not find a large amount of new or expensive cars in Fort Fallendon, because most people use their cars related to work. There are many trucks driving to and from the coal factory, especially in rush hour after a day of work. The first three kilometres of the road from the factory is a tourist-attraction itself. The road is made of stone blocks, and hasn’t been rehabilitated since 1850 Although the traffic around Fort Fallendon normally isn’t a problem, the biggest growing problem is the tourists from other countries who come to see the famous festivals and attractions and normally drive on the right side of the road. There is a huge number of accidents every summer, therefore Fort Fallendon has an own seasonal Police station only to keep a watch on the traffic and to solve problems related to them. ** How to get to Fort Fallendon? **  There are many different ways to get to Fort Fallendon. You can travel by train, busses and even boat. From the capital city, Edinburgh, you can go on the night train from line 6 and with only 4 train stops before arriving Fort Fallendon, Alloa-Perth-Elgin-Inverness-Fort Fallendon. With more than a million passengers every year, the Fallendon park station is on the top 20 list of the busiest stations in Scotland. From the nearest cities and towns there are busses going to Fort Fallendon few times a day, and if you are interested to take a wonderful and fast boat trip from Inverness straight to Fort Fallendon you have the opportunity every weekend from 20th June to the first of September. ** How travelling around? ** The public transport network in Fort Fallendon, administered by Transport of North Scotland, has been commended as the best public transport in Scotland for cities with less than 20 000 inhabitants. There are 5 different city bus lines whereof 2 of them are driving around 24 hour a day. Sources of reference ** [] – Gulesider Map [] – Another Gulesider Map [] []