Alternative forms of public transport to the car are also important to consider in redevelopment proposals.

The Liverpool Waters site is connected to the north and north east of the city centre by existing bus services. A smaller number of services operate to the south east, with the main destination being Liverpool John Lennon Airport.

The Liverpool One Bus Station is located five minutes walk away from the Liverpool Waters site.

For more information and a list of destinations please visit: www.merseytravel.gov.uk

Liverpool has good local and national rail services. James Street, Moorfields and Sandhills Stations are all located near to the development site.

The Liverpool Waters scheme will present an opportunity to improve the pedestrian and cycle routes between the Liverpool Waters site and the nearby railway stations.

For more information and a list of destinations please visit: www.merseytravel.gov.uk

Ferry services are available from Liverpool to the Isle of Man and Ireland on a daily basis. More locally, regular ferries travel between the Pier Head, Seacombe and Woodside on the Wirral. The latter service is frequent enough to provide a convenient commuter link between the Wirral and Liverpool.

The creation of the new cruise liner terminal at the Liverpool Waters site will allow international cruise liners to dock in the city.

Liverpool John Lennon Airport is the closest airport, approximately 14 kilometres to the south of Liverpool Waters.

Peel Airports Division owns and operates Liverpool John Lennon Airport, Europes fastest growing with more than 4.5 million passengers per annum and frequent scheduled services to over 60 destinations.

Fore more information and a list of destinations please visit
www.liverpooljohnlennonairport.com