Plymouth coach station explained

Plymouth coach station is a terminus for intercity bus services located in Plymouth, England.

History

Plans for the coach station were formally submitted to planners in January 2015.^[1] Construction on the coach station began in January 2016. It replaced Bretonside bus station on opening.^[2] It opened on 8 September 2016, following an opening ceremony the previous day.^{[3] [4] [5]}

Operation

The coach station is operated by National Express. It has seven bays for coaches.^[6] Services from National Express, Megabus and South West Falcon call at the station.^[7]

References

1. Web site: 2015-01-09. New coach station plans now submitted to planners. 2021-07-29. One Plymouth. en-GB.
2. Web site: Work starts on new coach station. 2021-07-28. The Devon Daily.
3. Web site: 2016-09-09. Mayflower Coach Station. 2021-07-29. Plymothian Transit.
4. Web site: Cole. Sarah. 2016-09-07. Plymouth Coach Station, built by SWH Civils, is now open. 2021-07-29. SWH Group.
5. Web site: Dawson. George. 2016-09-07. All aboard at the new Plymouth Coach Station. 2021-07-29. The Devon Daily.
6. Web site: Coach station. 2021-07-28. Plymouth City Council.
7. Web site: Dougall. Emily. 2017-08-22. Plymouth Coach Station is first to gain safe bus station accreditation. 2021-07-29. Coach & Bus Week. en-GB.