Havant Bus Station

Hampshire County Council, Stagecoach and Havant Borough Council have together redeveloped the bus station for Havant.

We want to encourage more people to use bus services by improving bus passenger facilities and by improving bus operation capacity and efficiency. The bus station is used for nearly all departures for bus services in central Havant. The actual bus station building is open to the public between 7.00 am and 6.30 pm Monday - Saturday and until 3.15 pm  on Sunday.

Between August 2005 and August 2006 we built a new two storey bus station building including enclosed waiting area and shelter, toilet facilities, information point, refreshment shop and 'real time' bus departure information display. The building also includes a control room and bus drivers' rest area which are not open to the public. The outside facilities include a bus turning area with seven operational bays and three 'layover' bays.

Services from the Bus Station

Please note that these are the bays generally allocated to services; operational reasons may require short notice changes. The departure board will advise the correct departure bay, and a public announcement will be made of any change. Services listed below reflect the route network effective from 14th November 2010.

* - off peak only

** - peak hour service operates every 20 minutes and departs from Market Parade only

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 - up to 40 departures per hour at the peak - and bus times are available through this link to our public transport journey planner >> 
• The bus station is 2 minutes from Havant railway station, from where train services to Portsmouth, Brighton, Gatwick Airport, London and Southampton call regularly