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Old March 31st 14, 12:15 PM posted to uk.transport.london
Roland Perry Roland Perry is offline
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Default Tour De France In July . . . And Chaos

In message , at 04:13:55
on Mon, 31 Mar 2014, remarked:
In Cambridge, the closures start at 5.30pm on Sunday, the core closes at
4am and whole route through Cambridgshire is pretty much locked down
from 7am.

In Essex it looks like this:

Uttlesford and Braintree: 7.30am to 4pm
Chelmsford: 8am to 5pm
Epping DC: north of the A414 closed 8am opened 5pm.
Epping DC: south of the A414 and including the A414 closed 9am opened
5pm."

Seriously, deal with it. If it really bothers you that much, take a
holiday


It would be nice if the schools had an amnesty that day for parents
taking their children out of school; after all quite a few won't have
the means to get there anyway, let alone the idea of being a
spectator.

Some schools, and many businesses, are of course on the route, and will
be landlocked all day.


FSVO "whole route". A large part of the north and east sides of the city
centre will be open.


And the only vehicular route (other than the M11/A14/Fen Ditton) between
the two is via Elizabeth Way. Yes, some people will decide to walk (I
don't think no-race cycles are going to be much help) three or four
miles to go about their normal daily business, but even that's going to
be tricky with the closures.
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Roland Perry