Located in London Fare Zone 6, Elstree & Borehamwood Station serves Thameslink services. The station features a staffed ticket office and self-service ticket machines with Oyster top-up capabilities. It is also a Blue Badge-friendly station.
Uber prioritises safety for every rider. All it takes is a few taps to request a trip and connect with a licensed private-hire driver.
On-demand transportation
The Thameslink route is vital for thousands of Elstree & Borehamwood residents, both those who commute to London and those who work in the local economy which benefits from people earning in London and spending locally. Disruption of the service over the last couple of years has impacted their jobs, livelihoods and family life. The July 2018 interim timetable has also cut many services from the town, including key rush-hour services. The 30-minute gap in the evening peak is particularly scandalous as it will impact on parents who need to get their children from childcare.
The fastest train from Elstree & Borehamwood Station to London takes about 16 minutes and covers a distance of 19 kilometers. There are around 98 trains leaving Elstree and Borehamwood for London on weekdays. On weekends, there are about 112 departures per day.
Uber offers a convenient on-demand ride sharing option in Elstree and Borehamwood. The Uber app connects riders with licensed private-hire drivers. With transparent pricing, you’ll know the total price of your trip before you book. In addition, the Uber app prioritises safety for every rider. You can access customer support, share trip details with friends, and visit the Uber Safety Centre in a few taps.
Safety first
Every day, millions of people board and alight trains at stations. While most of these events are safe, a number of hazards remain at stations, including the possibility that people can get trapped or dragged by departing trains. Checking that everyone and everything is clear of the train before it departs is vital, but can be challenging due to the size of trains and the number of people on platforms. Moreover, some people can become invisible when the doors close, making it hard for staff to see them.
Many station upgrades have been carried out at Elstree & Borehamwood to improve access for disabled and elderly passengers. For example, the station will soon have step free access on platform one, which is used by London bound trains. This is a significant improvement, as passengers who use wheelchairs or have prams currently have to travel to St Albans and then take a train back towards London to reach this platform.
The station also has an enhanced cycle hub, with new bike shelters and increased storage space for 26 bikes. This will allow more commuters to travel by bike. In addition, the station has improved safety with speed humps on the approach road and a dropped kerb. The station also has an hourly night service to and from Bedford, which is great for those travelling after work.
Transparent pricing
Elstree & Borehamwood Station is on Allum Lane in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, and is served by Thameslink trains. The station is located in London’s Zone 6. The station was recently refreshed and features a new footbridge and step-free lifts. It also offers customer help points, refreshment facilities, and an Oyster top-up machine. Commuters can use a Travelcard to save money on the cost of their journey, and can purchase discounted season tickets.
Travelling from Elstree & Borehamwood station to London is easy with frequent train services. During the typical off-peak hours, trains leave four times an hour in both directions. Two of these services terminate at St Alban’s and two continue to Luton. High-speed services pass through the station but do not stop.
Parking at busy train stations can be a nightmare, but JustPark’s extensive network of pre-bookable spaces near Borehamwood Station ensures a stress-free start and end to your trip. JustPark’s comprehensive range of options includes council car parks, residential driveways, and even private parking facilities – all available for your booking. You can book your space ahead of time, and the price is confirmed as soon as you add your pick-up and drop-off details.
Uber prioritises safety for all riders in Elstree & Borehamwood, and it’s as simple as downloading the app and entering your pick-up and drop-off address. You can book a ride in just a few taps, and you’ll be connected with a licenced private-hire driver.
Airport transfers
Elstree & Borehamwood Station is served by a number of airport transfers, including London City, Luton, and Stansted. You can book your journey with Fleet Cars & Minicabs online or via our iPhone and Android apps. The app prioritises your safety and connects you with licensed private-hire drivers in a matter of taps. You can even access customer support and share your trip details with friends.
In addition to the national rail service, the town offers excellent bus connections. For example, the 107 bus runs between Edgware and New Barnet. You can also take the 292 bus to north-west London. In addition, the Borehamwood railway station is connected to London Tottenham Hale and King’s Cross St Pancras, allowing you to travel to the airport in around 25 minutes.
You can also use the Moovit app to navigate public transit to Elstree & Borehamwood Railway Station. The app offers live schedules and step-by-step directions for bus and train routes. You can also get ticket prices and compare options. Moovit is used by more than 1.5 million users, including residents of Borehamwood.
Getting to and from Borehamwood can be difficult, but luckily there are plenty of ways to get around. The town is situated only a few miles away from other important towns, such as Well End, Arkley, Shenley, Ridge, and Radlett. The town is home to many important tourist attractions, such as the All Saints Church and Elstree Studios.
