Matchday Travel From The Amex

[Easy 10]

Er...
The Highway Code
Rules for cyclists...

...69
You MUST obey all traffic signs and traffic light signals.
[Laws RTA 1988 sect 36 & TSRGD reg 10(1)]

I'll remember to loudly quote that the next time I'm nearly mowed down at a pedestrian crossing by some lycra-clad gimp on a mission as he disappears into the distance...

 

[The Grockle]

I see no dick.

Must have been cold?

 

[BHAFC_Pandapops]

Er...
The Highway Code
Rules for cyclists...

...69
You MUST obey all traffic signs and traffic light signals.
[Laws RTA 1988 sect 36 & TSRGD reg 10(1)]





Carry on using the cycle path to the university and go under the subway there - there are no steps (there's no access to the stadium at the moment of course but that won't be an issue by next season)

THANKYOU. Someone is going the right way...

 

[CHAPPERS]

I was thinking of doing the following. Let me know if this is crazy to beat the rush.

Coming from Newhaven, drive to Lewes and park up. Get the bike out the back of the car and cycle along the A27 pathway to Falmer. Lock the bike up somewhere. At the end of the match collect the bike, cycle back to lewes to pick the car back, and drive back down to Newhaven. Its only 4.8 miles from Lewes so I could probably do that in about 30 minutes.

Or hang about in the stadium for an hour afterwards and get the train back. I know last time Cycling was talked about, it was considered a bit sad, but If I hide my scarf I should be ok.

Getting away to the east will be a piece of piss.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

There should be a system in place where those who have furthest to travel home after the games, get priority. The rest of you should go and enjoy a drink, whatever, while the first train and first few buses out are exclusively reserved for anyone with more than 50 miles to travel.

In all seriousness, I get home from an evening game at nearly midnight, and expect next year for that to be an hour later.

 

[Drumstick]

When I've been in lectures I've only ever seen 3 or 4 carrages go past.

 

[Jello]

To get home from Sat games l need to be back at Churchill Square in time for my last bus at 18.00, (London Road Shops at 18.10), do l brave the hordes waiting for a 25 bus?, or do l chance walkiing to the station and joining the throng waiting for a traiin to London Road so that l can join the bus at Preston Ciircus?

I assume it's same bus that goes to Horsham as my dad's in same boat. I suggested catching park and ride bus from Mill Road. At the end of game get off at the bottom and walk along A23 to bus stop, guess it's somewhere near Black Lion.

 

[Uter]

I assume it's same bus that goes to Horsham as my dad's in same boat. I suggested catching park and ride bus from Mill Road. At the end of game get off at the bottom and walk along A23 to bus stop, guess it's somewhere near Black Lion.

Why not register your interest with Stage Door? I'm sure there will be enough demand to run a coach or two from Horsham.

Seagull Travel | Stage Door Tickets

 

[Return of the Rev]

Why not register your interest with Stage Door? I'm sure there will be enough demand to run a coach or two from Horsham.

Seagull Travel | Stage Door Tickets

possibility of a horsham group running their own coach!

 

[byf]

The club could consider a safe walking route upto Woodingdean, plenty of parking potential round there....any thoughts?

 

[Pantani]

I would like to point out that my 19 minutes from Falmer to Brighton was done whilst obeying all traffic lights and rules of the road. I would say as well that any cyclist who chose to ignore the traffic lights on Lewes Road is suicidal being as they are all relatively busy junctions. It does help that there is a cycle path for the whole route and there was a north wind that day, plus it is ever so slightly downhill.

 

[BHAFC_Pandapops]

I would like to point out that my 19 minutes from Falmer to Brighton was done whilst obeying all traffic lights and rules of the road. I would say as well that any cyclist who chose to ignore the traffic lights on Lewes Road is suicidal being as they are all relatively busy junctions. It does help that there is a cycle path for the whole route and there was a north wind that day, plus it is ever so slightly downhill.

most of the cyclists i drive by completely ignore solid lines at traffic lights aand go straight out into the junction as if to say 'i need a better view'!

but one more cyclist llike you is all thhe reason i need to stop bashing on cyclists (At the moment...)

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Why not register your interest with Stage Door? I'm sure there will be enough demand to run a coach or two from Horsham.

Seagull Travel | Stage Door Tickets

Yeah good shout uter, prob is the coach will only arrive half an hour or so prior to kick-off, hardly any time to take in the atmosphere and a pre match beer or five.

 

[Uter]

Yeah good shout uter, prob is the coach will only arrive half an hour or so prior to kick-off, hardly any time to take in the atmosphere and a pre match beer or five.

Ah ok. It does say approx 1 hour before kick-off on the web site though.

 

[countrygull]

I assume it's same bus that goes to Horsham as my dad's in same boat. I suggested catching park and ride bus from Mill Road. At the end of game get off at the bottom and walk along A23 to bus stop, guess it's somewhere near Black Lion.

I'll catch the boat to Horsham, what a lovely way to travel.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

On the same note, Richard Hebbard, the ops manager, who hosted my presentation, stated when asked the question, that the stadium when full, could be completely cleared of supporters 47 minutes after the fiinal whistle.

Seems a liitle bit odd, why '47' minutes?, why not say within the hour?. How can they be so sure anyway?, the stadium isnt even complete yet, so its hardly been put to the test.

 

[clippedgull]

On the same note, Richard Hebbard, the ops manager, who hosted my presentation, stated when asked the question, that the stadium when full, could be completely cleared of supporters 47 minutes after the fiinal whistle.

Seems a liitle bit odd, why '47' minutes?, why not say within the hour?. How can they be so sure anyway?, the stadium isnt even complete yet, so its hardly been put to the test.

I will be very pleased if that is the case. Somehow that does seem a tad optimistic!!

 

[oxymoron]

[stated when asked the question, that the stadium when full, could be completely cleared of supporters 47 minutes after the fiinal whistle.

/QUOTE]

1901 members get an extra 15mins to vacate

 

[Easy 10]

On the same note, Richard Hebbard, the ops manager, who hosted my presentation, stated when asked the question, that the stadium when full, could be completely cleared of supporters 47 minutes after the fiinal whistle.

Seems a liitle bit odd, why '47' minutes?, why not say within the hour?. How can they be so sure anyway?, the stadium isnt even complete yet, so its hardly been put to the test.

Ever heard of the word "frogmarched" ?

 

[Yoda]

On the same note, Richard Hebbard, the ops manager, who hosted my presentation, stated when asked the question, that the stadium when full, could be completely cleared of supporters 47 minutes after the fiinal whistle.

Seems a liitle bit odd, why '47' minutes?, why not say within the hour?. How can they be so sure anyway?, the stadium isnt even complete yet, so its hardly been put to the test.

Ok, that's the stadium, what about the station/bus stops/etc.....