Havant Bus Station Redevelopment
Work has been completed and the new bus station for Havant is
now open ...
Hampshire County and Havant Borough
Councils have redeveloped the bus station for Havant.
Why?
We want to encourage more people to
use bus services by:
- Improving bus passenger facilities
- Improving bus operation capacity and efficiency
How?
- We built a new 2 storey bus station building including enclosed
waiting area and shelter, toilet facilities, information point,
refreshment shop and 'real time' bus departure information
display
- During the construction phase, bus stops were relocated to
Market Parade and North Street
- We reconstructed the bus turning area with
seven operational bays and a coach stop, plus three
'layover' bays
- The new station, which includes a control room and bus drivers'
rest area, meant that the former enquiry office in Market Parade,
remote from the terminus, was able to be closed
When?
- Construction of the new station building and bus area started
in August 2005 and was completed on 23rd August
2006
Some Facts and Figures about Havant Bus Station
- Havant bus station is the second busiest bus station in
Hampshire (after Basingstoke)
- Over 5,000 people use the bus station every weekday either to
start journeys or to interchange between services
- The bus station is served by over 450 buses every weekday - bus
times are available through this link to our public
transport journey planner >> - and by National Express to
London, Sussex and Cornwall
- The bus station is close to Havant railway station where
services from Portsmouth, Brighton, London and Southampton call
regularly
| This map of central Havant shows the suggested walking
route between Havant rail and bus stations. The crossing of
Elm Lane is by pelican crossing. The walk should take on average
two - three minutes. |
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