A new bus station in West Croydon has been officially opened by London’s Deputy Mayor for Transport Val Shawcross.
The station, which cost £4.5m, has been completely rebuilt, making it more spacious and accessible, with new customer information, improved lighting and security, and extra seating.
The station will serve 25 bus routes and 150 buses an hour at peak times, with 23,000 passengers able to use it every day.
Val Shawcross said: ‘I’m delighted that West Croydon has a new bus station to be proud of. This new safe and accessible station will be a real boost to the town centre, improving journeys for tens of thousands of passengers every single day, continuing the regeneration of the area.’