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How to get fromReading to North Acton Stationby train, bus, car, or taxi

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There are 4 ways to get from Reading to North Acton Station by train, bus, car, or taxi

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  1. Train

    best
    1. Take the train from Reading to Ealing Broadwaytrain train Elizabeth / ...
    53 min
    £15–49
  2. Drive 36.3 mi

    cheapest
    1. Drive from Reading to North Acton Stationcar car 36.3 mi
    45 min
    £9–13
  3. Bus, line 440 bus

    1. Take the bus from Reading RailAir to Heathrow Terminal 5bus bus Ra1
    2. Take the bus from Heathrow Terminal 5 to Gunnersbury Stationbus bus N9
    3. Take the bus from Gunnersbury Station to North Acton Stationbus bus 440
    2h 27m
    £30–34
  4. Taxi

    1. Take the taxi from Reading to North Acton Stationtaxi taxi 36.3 mi
    45 min
    £460–550

Reading to North Acton Station by train and subway

Calendar345Weekly Services
Duration53 minAverage Duration
Ticket£15Cheapest Price
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What companies run services between Reading, England and North Acton Station, England?

Elizabeth Line (TfL) operates a train from Reading to Ealing Broadway every 30 minutes. Tickets cost £21–45 and the journey takes 46 min. Great Western Railway (GWR) also services this route 4 times a day. Alternatively, you can take a bus from Reading RailAir to North Acton Station via Heathrow Terminal 5 and Gunnersbury Station in around 2h 27m.

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