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![]() Neil Williams wrote: As to why bus stations have fallen out of favour, I don't know. In Milton Keynes' case there is a good reason in that the centre is so dispersed that all buses run the length of it on a single route (which is useful in itself), and it was decided that stopping in front of the railway station was more sensible than in the bus station which is a short walk away. One of cost maybe. In the case of a local authority owned bus station there will be a charge of so much a departure whereas using a nearby street will be free - or at least cheaper. If the bus company owns it the temptation to sell it off for development must be high. |
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