Raynes Park Minicab
Raynes Park sits where Coombe Lane, Kingston Road and Bushey Road meet, with the railway cutting through the middle. Our cars drive these roads many times a day. That local knowledge matters at rush hour, when Coombe Lane backs up towards the station bridge and the junction with the A3 slows to a crawl. A driver who knows the area takes West Barnes Lane or Grand Drive instead, and you reach your train or appointment on time.
Typical pick-up points include the station forecourt on Approach Road, the streets around Cottenham Park, the houses off Grand Drive and the retail units on Bushey Road.
What Raynes Park customers book most
Station runs and late trains
Raynes Park station is a junction on the South Western line, with trains towards Waterloo, Kingston, Epsom and Dorking. A taxi home from the station after a late train is one of our most common local bookings, especially on rainy evenings when the walk up Coombe Lane does not appeal.
Airport trips
Heathrow is the nearest airport, and from Raynes Park the car can join the A3 within minutes. Our Heathrow airport taxi is popular here, and families with luggage often choose the 6 seater taxi for Gatwick holidays.
School and everyday journeys
Raynes Park has several schools nearby, and morning traffic on Bushey Road can be heavy. Our school run taxi plans regular pick-ups around those peaks. Local trips to the shops, the GP or friends nearby are just as welcome.
Typical journey times from Raynes Park
| Destination | Typical time |
|---|---|
| Wimbledon town centre | 8–12 min |
| Kingston town centre | 15–20 min |
| Heathrow Airport | 30–45 min |
| Gatwick Airport | 50–65 min |
| Waterloo station (by road) | 35–50 min |
These are estimates for normal traffic and will vary at peak times.
Fixed fares, no meter
Every journey is priced before you book. If Coombe Lane is jammed, the fare does not go up. Pay by card or cash.
Being collected from Raynes Park station? Tell us which side you will be on. The north side by Approach Road and the south side by Coombe Lane are a short walk apart but on different roads.
Neighbouring areas
Raynes Park borders Wimbledon to the east and Merton Park to the south-east, and we cover both every day. See all the areas we cover for more of south-west London.