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Transport for London confirms coach parking arrangements for Tour de France arrival in London

12 June 2007

As London gears up for the arrival of the Grand Départ of the Tour de France, Transport for London (TfL) today confirmed the coach parking arrangements and dedicated set-down and pick-up locations for coaches bringing visitors and spectators to the event. 

The Tour de France, the biggest annual sporting event in the world, visits London for the first time from 6 to 8 July 2007.

The confirmed set-down and pick-up locations are:

The route for the race differs from Saturday to Sunday. 

Drivers should note the changes to locations which have been arranged to allow coach passengers to be dropped off as close as possible to the route of the race.

TfL has also secured Battersea Power Station as a central parking area for up to 150 coaches.

Those wishing to bring coaches to the event and gain entry to Battersea Power Station will need to register for a separate permit for each day. 

These are available free of charge from TfL.  The permit will also allow drivers to set down and pick up passengers at the above mentioned points located near key viewing points along the route.

Further details and maps will be supplied with the permit which will be sent out two weeks before the event.

Apart from Park Lane, existing coach parking facilities in central London are available but drivers should note that road closures during the event may prevent access and we strongly advise them to check the TfL website before planning their journey.

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