Shoppers encouraged to park and ride for John Lewis opening in Exeter this Friday
People are being encouraged to use park and ride services when travelling to the new John Lewis department store in Exeter.
The store in Sidwell Street, opens its doors to the public on Friday, October 12, and is expected to be busy.
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John Lewis. Photo: Sarah Elliott
Park and ride buses stop within 100 metres of the store, with local buses stopping close by. Exeter Central Station is also a five minute walk away.
Convenient park and ride facilities are available at Honiton Road and Sowton & Matford Park & Ride. For more information, click here
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There are also other alternatives to using the car that day such as cycling and by train. Shoppers are being encouraged to allow extra time for their journeys on Friday and over the weekend
Comments
by alexandra1970
Wednesday, October 10 2012, 12:57PM
“Dont try to get to John Lewis unless you want to be stuck in Heavitree road and Paris street for a lengthy period,if you use park and ride how much shopping will you
be able to get on a bus? Expect New North road,York road ,Longbrook street and Blackall road to be at a standstill.”
by KeithEX4
Wednesday, October 10 2012, 11:30AM
“I am going to use the working at home option to avoid the morning rush and the afternoon crush as people and bulging bags try to get home.”
by superstar999
Wednesday, October 10 2012, 10:52AM
“All very well but the Honiton Rd Park and Ride is usually full by 9am Monday to Friday as it is used by lots of people who work in Exeter”