Edinburgh bus pulled from East Lothian residential area due to 'ongoing' incident

Katie Williams

14 November 2024 at 1:24 pm·1-min read

MacBeth Moir Rd — -Credit: (Image: Google maps)

A bus has been diverted from a street in East Lothian due to anti-social behavior during rush hour.

At around 4.30pm on Thursday, Lothian Buses alerted customers that the 44 service which serves Whitecraig to Balerno will not call at MacBeth Moir Road in Musselburgh.

According to their website, this is due to anti-social behaviour.

Instead, the bus will call at Haddington Road and Levenhall Roundabout in both directions until further notice.

In a statement, Lothian buses said: "Due to ongoing anti-social behaviour, buses are unable to serve MacBeth Moir Road and are instead diverted via Haddington Road and Levenhall Roundabout in both directions until further notice'.

The diversion is in place until further notice.

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