[Trivia] Stations not accessible by road

[sharpley]

St Pancras International?

Roads on both sides, plus it has its own car park

 

[Glenn1969]

Sugar Loaf?

 

[Kite159]

Sugar Loaf?

Road up the top of the stairs

 

[Glenn1969]

Wiki says the nearest road is some distance away from the station entrance

 

[Lewlew]

Hampstead on the Northern Line. 58.5 metres from the nearest road (verically), according to Wikipedia...

Platforms yes, but the station has road access...

 

[Deepgreen]

Hampstead on the Northern Line. 58.5 metres from the nearest road (verically), according to Wikipedia...

No, the station entrance is as closely served by roads as most other LU stations.

 

[John Griffiths]

Manors (National Rail) in Newcastle isn't t wildly accessible.

 

[Deepgreen]

If you can get a car down that private road then surely Corrour is accessible by road?

Indeed so - the question is, from where is that road accessible?! As far as I know it is only a track running for about a mile to Loch Ossian, then round the loch. Depending on the vehicle it could be possible to go north from the Shooting Lodge to the A86 at Moy Lodge, but I don't know the condition of the track throughout.

 

[Deepgreen]

Newtondale Halt, NYMR.

 

[61653 HTAFC]

If it's not accessible by rail then does it count?

Trains were running pretty much as normal through there at the time. Though a few skipped stopping there as the exits were flooded!

 

[Llanigraham]

Wiki says the nearest road is some distance away from the station entrance

If you mean Sugar Loaf Station, it is 140 ft from the road side parking area.

 

[JWB_]

Manors (National Rail) in Newcastle isn't t wildly accessible.

Easy to find: No,
Accessible by public road: Most definitely. You can drive right up to the station sign if you can find your way through the near abandoned business park.

 

[Crisps]

Anderston in Glasgow. You can drive right past it, you can drive right over it, but being in the middle of a motorway junction means the Marriott hotel car park is the best place to go should you have cause to drive there.

 

[Gathursty]

Anderston in Glasgow. You can drive right past it, you can drive right over it, but being in the middle of a motorway junction means the Marriott hotel car park is the best place to go should you have cause to drive there.

Similarly Denton and the former Angel Road.