Split Train Tickets | Cambridge To South Greenford

Split your train tickets from Cambridge to South Greenford and pay less. You still travel on the same train, at the same time and in the same seat.

Cambridge railway station is the primary station of Cambridge and has journeys to South Greenford.
Cambridge being quite central in the country means it has easy access to South Greenford. Meaning your journey to South Greenford from Cambridge will be easy and stress free.

Can I bring my bicycle on my train journey from Cambridge to South Greenford?

To bring your bicycle on your train journey from Cambridge to South Greenford, you will need to check with the train provider.
Normally bicycles are allowed on train journeys from Cambridge to South Greenford so there shouldn't be an issue.
Please not that on train journeys from Cambridge to South Greenford electric bicycles are not allowed on the trains.

Can I bring my service dog on my train journey from Cambridge to South Greenford?

All service dogs are allowed on train journeys from Cambridge to South Greenford. Service dogs are important for those who need them so the law states that you can take service dogs on trains, including journeys from Cambridge to South Greenford.
Please make sure that on your journey from Cambridge to South Greenford, your service dog is well behaved around other passengers.

Can I bring my child on my train journey from Cambridge to South Greenford?

All children are allowed on train journeys from Cambridge to South Greenford. Please ensure they do not disturb other passengers.

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