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Was travelling from the West End (Wardour Street) to Clacton-on-sea this
afternoon - definitely planned to use the M11/M25 option rather than crawl up the A12 and its 20 or so sets of traffic lights, but debated whether to go A400/A503 (then either A1055, or through Higham Hill, to get to the NCR, or just A503 all the way up to Waterworks Corner) or Shaftesbury Ave/Theobalds Rd etc. etc. up to Old Street, then through Hackney, and up to the A12 at Hackney Wick. Chose the route through Camden, left Wardour Street at 4:05pm, got to the arches near Finsbury Park stations at 4:30pm, then took me another hour to get up to Tottenham Hale, and eventually got on the M11 at 6:05pm. Seven Sisters Road was absolutely jammed solid all the way. Is it seriously that bad regularly, or did something happen around the vague vicinity of that area to completely screw up all the traffic? Peter |
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AstraVanMan wrote:
Was travelling from the West End (Wardour Street) to Clacton-on-sea this afternoon - definitely planned to use the M11/M25 option rather than crawl up the A12 and its 20 or so sets of traffic lights, but debated whether to go A400/A503 (then either A1055, or through Higham Hill, to get to the NCR, or just A503 all the way up to Waterworks Corner) or Shaftesbury Ave/Theobalds Rd etc. etc. up to Old Street, then through Hackney, and up to the A12 at Hackney Wick. Chose the route through Camden, left Wardour Street at 4:05pm, got to the arches near Finsbury Park stations at 4:30pm, then took me another hour to get up to Tottenham Hale, and eventually got on the M11 at 6:05pm. Seven Sisters Road was absolutely jammed solid all the way. Is it seriously that bad regularly, or did something happen around the vague vicinity of that area to completely screw up all the traffic? I lived on Seven Sisters Road round Finsbury Park for four years. It's often truly awful there. I was on a bus for over an hour from there to Manor House once. That was, to be fair though, an extreme case. Yours may have been extreme too today. But, yes, it is never good up there. Dave |
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On Tue, 4 Nov 2003 22:40:29 -0000, "AstraVanMan"
wrote: snip Chose the route through Camden, left Wardour Street at 4:05pm, got to the arches near Finsbury Park stations at 4:30pm, then took me another hour to get up to Tottenham Hale, and eventually got on the M11 at 6:05pm. Seven Sisters Road was absolutely jammed solid all the way. Is it seriously that bad regularly, or did something happen around the vague vicinity of that area to completely screw up all the traffic? There was an RTA on the Tottenham one-way system, believed to involve a bus and a police car. I don't know the exact location, but do know that it caused the bus lane to be closed. -- Thomas Covenant Please observe reply to Address. Unsolicited mail to "From" address deleted unread. |
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