[Travel] Commute for Seaford to Hove?

[Return of the Rev]

Commuting from Seaford to Hove for 8.15am anyone know the travel time for this

 

[Thunder Bolt]

It depends which way you're going.
A27 40 mins
A259 65 mins
Train 45 mins with a good connection
Buses 90 mins

 

[BN9 BHA]

Commuting from Seaford to Hove for 8.15am anyone know the travel time for this

Train,bus,car,boat, motorcycle or cycle?

 

[Stat Brother]

A few minutes.



The quickest



A little longer



Statistically the very best mode of transportation on the planet



The dream

 

[The Birdman]

Clean air but depends on the wind

 

[Stat Brother]

Clean air but depends on the wind

Perfect if the OP has offices in Hove, Hastings, le Harve & Haywards Heath.

 

[Palacefinder General]

12X then quick change on Western Rd isn't bad, train so expensive compared to bus, £210 for 3 months on bus, something north of £400 for train equivalent I believe.

 

[Return of the Rev]

Car a27?

 

[LamieRobertson]

Car a27?

It’s possible

 

[Skuller]

If you start at 08:15 from Seaford you'll go forward about 40 years as you go through Brighton.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Car a27?

As per #post 2

40 minutes on a good run (which turn off - Dyke Road or Hangleton?)

 

[Greg Bobkin]

If only there was some kind of map-based search engine page or a smartphone/tablet app that could calculate it for you...

 

[Gregory2Smith1]

Commuting from Seaford to Hove for 8.15am anyone know the travel time for this

what you doing east of the river Rev

 

[Notters]

As per #post 2

40 minutes on a good run (which turn off - Dyke Road or Hangleton?)

I would say this is quite optimistic. The commute from west of Newhaven to Woodingdean generally took half an hour to 45 minutes. To Seaford you've got to add an extra queue going past Lewes OR through Newhaven and an extra queue going into Seaford plus an extra queue at the Hove end and more miles.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I would say this is quite optimistic. The commute from west of Newhaven to Woodingdean generally took half an hour to 45 minutes. To Seaford you've got to add an extra queue going past Lewes OR through Newhaven and an extra queue going into Seaford plus an extra queue at the Hove end and more miles.

I used to work in *Portslade so took the Hangleton turnoff and could do it in 45 mins on a good run (I did say a good run) The earlier you set off the easier it is.
Why would you go through Newhaven? The A26 is easier.


*Actually, I worked the Boundary Rd side so technically it was Hove.

 

[Springal]

Use something like Waze. If you set future time it'll give you a fairly good estimate

 

[Nottseagull]

*Actually, I worked the Boundary Rd side so technically it was Hove.

Network Rail seems to have decided otherwise! Why did they change the name of the station?

the Hangleton turnoff

I used to know her.

 

[Notters]

I used to work in *Portslade so took the Hangleton turnoff and could do it in 45 mins on a good run (I did say a good run) The earlier you set off the easier it is.
Why would you go through Newhaven? The A26 is easier.


*Actually, I worked the Boundary Rd side so technically it was Hove.

There's always a queue now from Kingston which often goes right through to Beddingham.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

There's always a queue now from Kingston which often goes right through to Beddingham.

Isn't that going East, which is the wrong direction?

Yes, it was always longer coming home in the evening.

 

[Deleted member 22389]

If you leave at 6:30am, you should just about miss the congestion from Peacehaven through to Rottingdean in the mornings. Any later it is crap.