Stephen230
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If they really do succeed in stopping the vast majority of people trying to find parking near the ground, a knock on advantage to that would be it should open up the roads for buses and taxis, to be able to whizz back and forth to town in next to no time.
Even though I didn’t use them, I noticed at Everton the other night, a huge fleet of buses parked up on the main road just round the corner from the away end. Presumably all heading back to the city centre after the game.
At other grounds where parking seems to be very restricted, it makes jumping in a taxi much more appealing. Southampton is one that springs to mind. You get a cab in the city centre and virtually the only traffic you encounter is other taxis. At the ground in five minutes.
Hopefully City will be working with bus and taxi firms to get something organised getting people away from the ground a bit more efficiently. Which would in turn take the strain off the tram system a little.
Even though I didn’t use them, I noticed at Everton the other night, a huge fleet of buses parked up on the main road just round the corner from the away end. Presumably all heading back to the city centre after the game.
At other grounds where parking seems to be very restricted, it makes jumping in a taxi much more appealing. Southampton is one that springs to mind. You get a cab in the city centre and virtually the only traffic you encounter is other taxis. At the ground in five minutes.
Hopefully City will be working with bus and taxi firms to get something organised getting people away from the ground a bit more efficiently. Which would in turn take the strain off the tram system a little.