Transport

Plan the walking part of a transfer

Check the space between services instead of looking only at departure times.

  1. Identify the arrival platform or stop and the next departure point. Check whether they share a building or require an outdoor walk.
  2. Look for the actual connection route, including stairs, lifts or crossings. Allow time suited to your luggage and pace, plus a gap for finding signs.
  3. Save the next reasonable departure as a backup and note where to wait. If the first service runs late, compare the remaining time before attempting the transfer.

Platform assignments and routes can change. Follow station information, and choose a later connection rather than making a plan that depends on rushing.

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