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Search the Public Notice PortalThe public are being asked for their help in designing the future of Buchanan Bus Station and the area surrounding it.
SPT and Glasgow City Council are asking people to submit their views on how the bus station can look moving forward and ensure it meets the needs of people who use it on a regular basis.
The hopes are that the future vision for the bus station will see it become a vibrant new gateway to the city of Glasgow and fully integrate it into the local area.
It is felt the bus station needs to become more modern to do that and the public can fill in the survey online on the SPT website.
They will also be able to give their views to a team around the bus station, near the Future Vision noticeboard in the main lobby.
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They will be there on Wednesday December 4 from 4.30pm to 6.30pm and then Friday December 6 from 8.30am to 10.30am and then 4.30pm to 6.30pm.
SPT’s director of transport operations Richard Robinson explained: “Buchanan Bus Station is a key strategic transport hub within the west of Scotland’s transport network, and while aspects of the bus station have been modernised in recent years, principally to improve the passenger experience and safety and efficiency of operations, BBS has remained largely unchanged over the last 45 years.
“The area around the bus station is undergoing change and now is the perfect opportunity for SPT to consider how Buchanan Bus Station fits in with the regeneration of that part of the city so it remains a vital part of a sustainable transport network in our region.”
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