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How to get fromKingston University to Hayesby train, bus, taxi, or car

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There are 4 ways to get from Kingston University to Hayes by train, bus, taxi, or car

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  1. Train

    best
    1. Take the train from Surbiton to London Waterlootrain train Hampton Court - London Waterloo / ...
    2. Take the train from London Waterloo East to Hayes (Kent)train train London Charing Cross - Hayes
    1h 45m
    £12–25
  2. Drive 16.8 mi

    cheapest
    1. Drive from Kingston University to Hayescar car 16.8 mi
    44 min
    £5–6
  3. Bus, line 119 bus

    1. Take the bus from Kingston / Wood Street to East Croydon Rail Stationbus bus Sl7
    2. Take the bus from East Croydon Rail Station to Hayes Librarybus bus 119
    1h 53m
  4. Taxi

    1. Take the taxi from Kingston University to Hayestaxi taxi 16.8 mi
    44 min
    £90–120

Kingston University to Hayes by foot and train

Calendar461Weekly Services
Duration1h 45mAverage Duration
Ticket£12Cheapest Price
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What companies run services between Kingston University, England and Hayes, England?

You can take a vehicle from Kingston University to Hayes (Kent) via Surbiton, London Waterloo, and London Waterloo East in around 1h 45m. Alternatively, you can take a vehicle from Kingston University to Hayes Library via Kingston / Wood Street and East Croydon Rail Station in around 1h 53m.

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