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# Road transport
This theme includes sites associated with the movement of passengers and goods by road.
OS MasterMap Sites Layer (red polygon) Road transport theme – bus station
| Functional site | Description |
| ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Coach station | A place where coaches begin, break or end a journey and at which passengers may embark or disembark. A coach station may consist of buildings or may simply be an area specifically set aside with shelters and signage. |
| Bus station | A place where buses begin, break or end their journey and at which passengers may embark or disembark. A bus station may consist of buildings or may simply be an area specifically set aside with shelters and signage. |
| Road user services | An area for the supply of fuel, refreshments and so on near a road or motorway. |
All road transport sites will be captured as indicated below unless they fall out of scope (for example, a private property).
The following features are included in the captured extent:
* Bus/coach station buildings (for example, ticket office, waiting room)
* Bus/coach station shelters
* Car/bus/coach parking areas
* Buildings for bus/coach storage, maintenance and cleaning
* Access roads and paths
* Areas of man-made and natural surface surrounded by included areas The following features are **not** included in the captured extent:
* Public roads and pavements
* Pedestrian through-routes
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