Eccles Interchange on Regent Street in Salford with bus services and Bee Network branding, Greater Manchester, August 2026.

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Tony SmithImage ID:
3FAP8XGFile size:
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4840 x 3117 px | 41 x 26.4 cm | 16.1 x 10.4 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
19 August 2026Location:
Eccles Interchange, Regent Street, Eccles, Salford, Greater Manchester, England, UKMore information:
. Eccles Interchange in Salford, Greater Manchester, photographed in August 2026 with buses, passenger facilities and Bee Network branding visible around the modern transport hub. The interchange links local and cross-city bus services with the nearby Manchester Metrolink tram terminus, making it an important connection point for people travelling between Eccles, Salford, Manchester and surrounding districts. Greater Manchester's Bee Network has brought buses and other forms of public transport under a more integrated regional identity, with distinctive yellow branding associated with the programme led by the combined authority and mayor Andy Burnham. The photograph shows the everyday infrastructure needed to make integrated transport work, including covered waiting areas, road access, signs and interchange space. It is suitable for editorial use on bus franchising, public transport reform, local mobility, Metrolink connections, commuting, accessibility, transport investment and alternatives to private-car travel. The scene also records the interchange during wider regeneration of Eccles town centre, where transport connectivity is a central consideration in redevelopment and future growth.