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London College of Communication - Route Plan from Elephant and Castle Tube Station Bakerloo Entrance

London College of Communication, Elephant and Castle, London, SE1 6SB

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Introduction

  • The total distance of the route is approximately 165m.

Leave Elephant and Castle Tube Station and turn left to reach the pedestrian crossing across London Road

  • Travel left upon leaving the station to reach the pedestrian crossing across London Road.
  • The surface of the pavement is block paving with the occasional manhole cover.
  • There is a slight downhill gradient.

After 10m cross London Road via the pedestrian crossing

  • There are traffic lights located at the pedestrian crossing.
  • There are tactile dropped kerbs on either side of the road.
  • There is also a central island which is level with the road.
  • The pedestrian crossings pathway is colour contrasted.
  • The surface of the road is tarmac.

After 17m turn left to reach St George's Road

  • Turn left to reach St George's Road.
  • There is a slight downhill gradient.
  • The surface of the road is block paving with the occasional manhole cover.
  • There are also patches of brick block paving located around planted trees.

After 40m turn right to reach St George's Road pedestrian crossing after 20m and cross

  • The surface of the road is a mixture of block and brick block paving.
  • There is a slight downhill gradient to reach the pedestrian crossing.
  • There are traffic lights and an island at the crossing.
  • There are dropped kerbs on either side of the road and the island.
  • The path of the crossing is colour contrasted.

After 15m turn left, and after 10m right, to reach the Main Entrance to the London College of Communication after 50m

  • Turn left after crossing the road.
  • The surface of the pavement is block paving.
  • You may need to overcome a section of tactile block paving that is part of the pedestrian crossing.
  • Turn right and head to the entrance of the College.
  • The surface is block paving.
  • There is a slight downhill gradient heading towards the entrance.
  • There are benches and trees around this area of pavement.