Trains from Stevenage to Liverpool

  • Lowest price from ≈ $70.91 €61.86
  • Average duration 3h 45m
  • Connections per day 31
  • Distance 251 km
  • CO₂ per person 4 kg

train from Stevenage to Liverpool

The journey from Stevenage to Liverpool is about 251 km. On average a train trip takes 3h 45m with 31 connections per day.

Lowest price ≈ $70.91 €61.86
Trip duration 3h 45m
Connections per day 31
Lowest price ≈ $70.91 €61.86
Highest price ≈ $251.75 €219.62
First departure 04:24 AM
Last departure 07:55 PM
Distance 251 km
Departure Stevenage
Arrival Liverpool
Travel operator Avanti West Coast, Great Northern
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London North Eastern Railway (LNER) is a train operating company in the United Kingdom that operates intercity services on the "East Coast Main Line" between London, Yorkshire, the North East and Scotland. It was formed in 2018 as a result of the UK government's decision to terminate the franchise of Virgin Trains East Coast. LNER is owned by the Department for Transport and managed by the operator of the East Coast Partnership, a joint venture between infrastructure company Network Rail and train operator FirstGroup. LNER operates a fleet of electric and diesel trains, including the Azuma, which is the fastest train in the UK.
Northern is a train operating company that provides passenger services across the north of England. Northern is owned by Northern Trains Ltd, a division of "DOHL," the public sector holding company for the Department of Transportation. It is owned by Arriva UK Trains and operates over 2,500 services every weekday, serving cities such as Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, and Newcastle.
Thameslink is a railway service in the United Kingdom that runs through central London, connecting Bedford in the north and Brighton in the south. It is operated by Govia Thameslink Railway and serves over 200 stations, including major transport hubs such as St Pancras International, London Bridge, and Gatwick Airport. Thameslink trains run every few minutes during peak hours and offer a range of services, from fast express trains to stopping services that serve local communities. The service has undergone significant upgrades in recent years, including the introduction of new trains and the completion of major infrastructure projects such as the Thameslink Programme.
The Welsh Government owns the non-profit organization Transport for Wales. It is responsible for the procurement and management of passenger rail services in Wales, as well as the development of the Welsh rail network. The company was established in 2018, taking over from Arriva Trains Wales, and operates services across Wales and the Borders. Transport for Wales is a great choice for your journeys within Wales, such as Cardiff to Aberdare or Newport to Swansea, or for your trips in England, like Manchester to Chester or Birmingham to Shrewsbury, and even for your travel between England and Wales.
West Midlands Trains is a train operating company. The company is operated by a joint venture between Abellio, JR East, and Mitsui and runs under a franchise agreement with the Department for Transport. West Midlands Trains operates a fleet of over 400 trains, serving over 150 stations across the region, including Birmingham, Coventry, Wolverhampton, and Stoke-on-Trent. The firm provides a variety of services, including long-distance trips to places like London and Liverpool as well as local and regional trains.

CO₂ emissions by mode

train 17.57kg
bus 18.83kg
flight 50.2kg
carpool 40.16kg
How much CO₂ is emitted travelling by train from Stevenage to Liverpool?

The train journey between Stevenage and Liverpool emits 17.57kg of CO₂.

How much CO₂ do I save by taking the train between Stevenage and Liverpool?

Taking the train between Stevenage and Liverpool saves 32.63kg of CO₂ compared to a flight, 1.26kg compared to the bus and 22.59kg compared to the car.

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