"The busy Court Drive bus stop has a brand new shelter which serves not only the local community but local sports, leisure, educational and shopping facilities. The new shelter has been designed with passenger comfort and convenience in mind and has something for everyone and in line with the Council’s Net Zero 2030 ambitions, it also features a green living roof. The new Externiture Mono Superhub shelter is one of a number of new shelters being installed along the busy bus routes, each configured to the specific needs of its location."

"We have inspected the BSI and shelters and are super impressed. The finish is such a high quality."

"The new bus shelters are really noticeable—when I have been out and about around Thatcham they’ve really caught my eye. Not only do they look great, it’s obvious that Externiture has clearly put a lot of thought into the design. They stand out in a really positive way, providing people protection while they’re waiting for the bus, and the green roofs are a great touch for the environment. They're a real step forward for bus users locally — and we hope they’ll encourage more people to give public transport a try."

"A bus journey generally begins at the bus stop. An attractive shelter boosts confidence in the bus network, encouraging more people to choose public transport. Thanks to funding from the Department for Transport's Bus Service Improvement Plan, we have been able to deliver upgrades to bus shelters across Central Bedfordshire. By installing new designs where they’re needed most and reusing existing shelters elsewhere, we’re making the best use of resources while supporting greener, smarter travel across Central Bedfordshire."

"Leighton Buzzard Railway Station public transport facilities were outdated, tired and in need of a major overhaul. Utilising BSIP funding, we were able to work with Externiture on our plan to enhance the bus/rail passenger experience by introducing a higher specification bus shelter, providing a safe and comfortable waiting point, with greater protection from inclement weather. The stopping area for bus services was also upgraded with raised kerbs, levelled bus stopping area and improved road markings. We now have a greatly improved experience for bus users and bus operators."

"Across the county, we have been working with Central Bedfordshire Council to deliver improving bus services and higher bus use, through wise investment of HM Government's BSIP funding. The partnership with Externiture has been a key part of this, delivering improved waiting facilities for customers on our Hi, Jo and 42 services in Houghton Regis, and in Sandy for customers using our East Bedfordshire network."

"Oxfordshire County Council have worked with Externiture for a while and recently asked them to assist on a multiple-site install of several bus shelters and associated works. From the initial conversation with the team through to the delivery of the final shelter, the service and communication have been second to none. With an ongoing programme of S106 works and other maintenance matters to work through, having a supplier we can rely on helps immeasurably."

"It was a pleasure to work with you all. The sedum shelters at Hereford Country Bus Station are great."

"I have looked at all the sites over the weekend and as Town Mayor of North Petherton I wanted to write to you personally to say what a fantastic job has been achieved by your team, and so quickly too."

"On behalf of the Council, can I thank you for the friendly, professional and helpful way that you have dealt with this project."