Birkenhead Bus Station

This was a slightly smaller bus station compared to the other two I saw in Liverpool and from what I could see, it was only bus services, not coach services. It had 10 stands in total with a travel centre in the middle of them. The travel centre had some manned ticket and information desks, one of which had a lowered counter. The stands themselves were all enclosed with glass walls and a roof so it provided decent shelter although they didn’t seem to be heated. There was seating spaced regularly throughout the whole station. I found it very easy to navigate the station, there was no part that felt crowded when I was there and the floors were all very smooth. The signage was all dark lettering on a yellow background which made it very easy to see and each stand was marked with a large overhead number which made it easy to spot. There were some major roadworks happening on one side of the bus station which I found very difficult to navigate. It was really hard to find suitable dropped curbs and pedestrian crossings. However, if you’re approaching from the other side you are coming through a shopping area which is much easier to navigate. I wasn't able to find any toilets at this bus station.