Reeves Corner — Local services in London

Located at the western edge of Croydon Town Centre, the layout of this tram stop is unusual in the sense that there is double track but only one side (eastbound) has a platform. Anyone wishing to travel via Purley Way and IKEA must walk to Church Street tram stop. In a similar way to Lebanon Road tram stop, Reeves Corner touches the front entrances of people's homes, but opposite is a drab contrast consiting of a dark dingy car park and a dull-looking flyover. This tram stop is within walking distance of five other tram stops and a railway station (Chrcuh Street, Centrale, George Street, Wandle Park, West Croydon). The floor of all trams is the same height as the platform. Since July 2018, TfL has made London Trams a cashless system and removed all ticket machines from every tram stop. If passengers want to add money to their Oyster card, they have to find...

One really great OLE mast at this Tram stop, without JT/01/55 Croydon would be as isolated as North Korea. The Engineers who brought this almighty mast into existence have single-handedly connected Croydon to the rest of the London. Croydon thanks you for your innovative, incredible and...

A really convenient place to park your car before hitting the shops or taking a tram...