Cambridge South West Travel Hub: about

A new travel hub in Hauxton near the M11 junction 11

The travel hub will include: 

  • Parking for 2150 cars, over 300 cycles and space for coaches and horse boxes
  • A travel hub building with seating, toilets and passenger information
  • Access from the A10, just southwest of the M11 interchange 
  • A bus-only link over the M11, connecting to the Trumpington Park&Ride
  • A new bridge for walkers, wheelers and cyclists over the M11
  • Solar panels and EV charging 

Benefits

  • More travel choice - makes it easier for drivers on the M11 and A10 to change onto a bus, bike or walk to where they need to go
  •  Better connections - links to the Trumpington Park&Ride, the Cambridge Biomedical Campus and the city centre 
  • Extra capacity - The travel hub will be in addition to Trumpington Park&Ride
  • Planning ahead - supporting the growth of the Cambridge Biomedical Campus

How to get to the new travel hub

  • Drivers can use a new junction on the A10 near the M11 interchange.
  • Walkers, wheelers and cyclists can get to the site via the existing path along the A10 or the new bridge over the M11. The Melbourn Greenway will also link to the new travel hub with paths continuing to the Cambridge Biomedical Campus, railway stations and into the city centre.
  • Buses can enter the travel hub from the A10 or the bus-only bridge over the M11

The new travel hub is needed because the existing Trumpington Park & Ride is getting full. The Cambridge Biomedical Campus is set to double in size and many more people are expected to travel to the area. 

In 2018, we consulted on two options:

  • expanding Trumpington Park & Ride to 2,560 spaces via a multi-storey car park or
  • building the Cambridge South West Travel Hub

Following the consultation, it was decided to build the travel hub and add 274 extra spaces to Trumpington Park & Ride.

Yes, we will provide parking for horse trailers.