Maps and Public Transport

 

Road
Waltham Cross is 15 miles from Central London and is situated just north of the M25. The A10 trunk road runs north to south through Cheshunt and Waltham Cross and provides access to Cambridge and London. The M1, A1 and M11 motorways are nearby and offer access to the rest of the UK. The A10 is maintained by Hertfordshire Highways and the M25 is the responsibility of the Highways Agency.

Trains
There are three train stations across Cheshunt and Waltham Cross, these are at;

  • Cheshunt
  • Waltham Cross
  • Theobalds Grove
Cuffley Station is also close by, serving the residents of Goffs Oak.
There are regular trains south into London or north towards Cambridge, also connecting Cheshunt and Waltham Cross with west Essex. Train timetables and prices can be obtained from the National Rail Website. Network Rail are responsible for the United Kingdom’s railway network. For information and news about the network, visit www.networkrail.co.uk. Information about Cheshunt Station car park can be found on the NCP website here and Waltham Cross car parking information can be found on the parking section of this website.

Waltham Cross Train Station

Theobalds Grove Train Station

Cheshunt Train Station

Buses
A central bus station in Waltham Cross provides links south into London and north into Hertfordshire and Essex. There are plans to build a central bus terminal at the Brookfield Centre in Cheshunt. Four main bus companies operate in Cheshunt and Waltham Cross, Metroline, Sullivans, The Shires and Centrebus. A list of the routes and downloadable timetables for buses in Cheshunt and Waltham Cross are available on the intalink website.


Buses at Waltham Cross Bus Station

Path leading to A10 Footbridge
Cycling and Walking
There are several paths in the Borough dedicated to walking and cycling. Sustrans, the sustainable transport charity have produced a Broxbourne cycle map which shows the location of all cycle routes in the area and bus and train stations. It features links to other sustainable transport websites and cycle shops in the locality.
Transport for vulnerable people
The WRVS Health shuttle service provides a door-to-door service for people that have trouble getting to and from Hospital. This may be due to a disability or an inability to access other means of transport. Information about how to use the shuttle can be found in this leaflet, or you can visit the WRVS website.

Drivers standing next to the WRVS Shuttle

Taxis
There are a number of Taxi companies that operate in the area, a list of phone numbers for these can be found below:

1st Cars 01992 640004
Ace 01707 464140
Apollo 01992 631631
A2B 01992 633355
Station Cars 01992 637004/5
Choice 01992 653200
CJ 01992 625000
CMS 01992 620380
Leaway 01992 467888
M or P 01992 763763
RSM 01992 461092
Premier 01992 713713
Swallow 01992 442844