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One for anyone who drove a fair bit around central london pre-congestion
charge - was the route from Lambeth Bridge, up Lambeth Road, along the little one-way system towards St George's Circus, along Borough Road, and up Southwark Bridge Road previously a very busy route to skirt the South of the city, avoiding Westminster/Victoria Embankment???? Just curious, as it's generally exceptionally quiet, and a very handy route to get out to the West from Tower Bridge / Docklands. Peter |
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In article , Steve Naïve
writes "AstraVanMan" wrote in : One for anyone who drove a fair bit around central london pre-congestion charge - was the route from Lambeth Bridge, up Lambeth Road, along the little one-way system towards St George's Circus, along Borough Road, and up Southwark Bridge Road previously a very busy route to skirt the South of the city, avoiding Westminster/Victoria Embankment???? No it wasn't. I used to have to drive from Chelsea -- City / Docklands and this was the quickest way. If you want to shave off those extra 30 seconds, try turning left just after the railway bridge south of Lambeth Bridge (next to a DHL depot) down Hercules Road (then Baylis Road, The Cut, then Union Street (which you can't cos it's No Entry, IIRC) The one way in Union Street has been reversed so you can get all the way to Borough High Street even if you do have to go over the new speed bumps! FWIW many Knowledge of London students are at first surprised when they find that he shortest route is sometimes by using two river crossings - try looking at a route from Parliament Sq to Canary Wharf to see what I mean! (I've been on the Knowledge of 26 months and still get completely lost !!) so turn left onto Blackfriars then second right(?) under railway bridge, then right/left/right onto Great Suffolk Street, and right again to bring you onto Southwark Street by the Tate Modern) Hmmm, that sounds really complicated - but have a look at the A-Z and you'll see what I mean. Just curious, as it's generally exceptionally quiet, and a very handy route to get out to the West from Tower Bridge / Docklands. -- Mike Hughes, a Brighton *licensed* taxi driver. At home in Tarring, Worthing, West Sussex, England Need a taxi from Brighton Worthing Gatwick or Heathrow - please visit this site* www.gatwick-taxi.com |
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