M62 Motorway Services: Liverpool to Hull Route

Every stop on the UK's highest motorway crossing the Pennines

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Every stop on the M62

The M62 is one of the UK's most vital trans-Pennine corridors, connecting Liverpool and Hull across 107 miles of challenging motorway terrain. Major services along the route include Burtonwood (Welcome Break, junctions 8-9), Birch (Moto, junctions 18-19), Hartshead Moor (Roadchef, junctions 25-26), and Ferrybridge (near junction 33). You'll pass under Stott Hall Farm, a unique landmark wedged in the middle of the motorway between junctions 22 and 23 as it crosses the Pennines at over 1,220 feet above sea level.

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Stops along the M62 corridor from Liverpool to Hull
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Burtonwood ServicesEV chargingM62Tesla · 150 kWnot available24/7+3 min
Moto Birch ServicesService areaM62not availablenot availableToilets+3 min
Welcome Break Hartshead MoorEV chargingM62GRIDSERVE · 50 kWnot available24/7+3 min
Exelby Services WhitwoodService areaM62 · Castlefordnot availablenot availablenot available+3 min
Moto Ferrybridge ServicesService areaM62not availablenot availableToilets+3 min
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EV charging on the M62

The M62 is well-equipped for electric vehicle drivers crossing the Pennines. Hartshead Moor services hosts GRIDSERVE rapid chargers, a solid option for topping up mid-crossing. At the western end, Burtonwood services has a Tesla charging station open to all compatible vehicles. Plan your charging stop with Jornee to avoid unnecessary detours across this exposed, weather-prone section of motorway.

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HGV parking on the M62

The M62 is a major freight corridor linking the ports of Liverpool and Hull through northern England, making HGV facilities essential along the route. Hartshead Moor, Burtonwood, and Ferrybridge all operate 24 hours with parking suited to long-distance drivers. Use Jornee to check facilities at each stop and avoid long detours when you need to rest or refuel.

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For motorcyclists on the M62

Riding the M62 through the Pennines requires respect for challenging mountain weather, crosswinds, and winter conditions on the UK's highest motorway. Hartshead Moor sits naturally in the middle of your journey and offers a sheltered break point with full facilities and fuel. Birch, just east of Manchester, is a popular eastbound stop for bikers heading towards Leeds and Hull. All main services provide dedicated parking and quick refuelling options to keep you moving through this spectacular but demanding route.

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Frequently asked questions

What services are on the M62?
The M62 has several service areas along its length: Burtonwood near Warrington, Moto Birch east of Manchester, Welcome Break Hartshead Moor at the Pennine crossing, and Moto Ferrybridge towards Hull. Facilities include fuel, food, toilets, and rest areas. Hartshead Moor also has GRIDSERVE rapid EV charging, and Burtonwood has a Tesla charging station.
Why is the M62 considered one of the toughest motorways in winter?
The M62 crosses the Pennines at over 1,220 feet elevation, making it the UK's highest motorway. Winter conditions here are notoriously harsh with heavy snow, black ice, thick fog, and severe crosswinds that can affect even large vehicles. The exposed terrain and rapid weather changes mean conditions can deteriorate within minutes. Plan journeys carefully during winter months, allow extra time, and use Jornee to locate shelter and services quickly if conditions worsen.
Can I charge an electric vehicle across the M62?
Yes, the M62 has EV charging at more than one service area along the route. Hartshead Moor has GRIDSERVE rapid charging, and Burtonwood has a Tesla charging station. Use Jornee's charging filter to plan stops by charging speed and find the right service for your journey across the Pennines.