Public transport and Walking
Public transport
Kingston has a great public transport network consisting of buses, trains and boats.
Oyster cards, travelcards and season tickets can make public transport much cheaper than commuting by car, especially if you have to pay for parking.
Information about public transport across London
Transport for London (TfL) website
Travel planning
There are a number of online multi-modal travel planners which make journey planning considerably easier than in the past.
Here are some of the most popular:
- TfL Journey Planner useful for trains and buses
- City mapper. Available on App Store and Google Play
- Google maps.
Walking
Residents are encouraged to explore the many beautiful walking routes in Kingston.
- Local trail routes
- London Loop
- Go Jauntly is a free app containing circular walking routes aorund Kingston and beyond
- Kingston Tour Guides run free walks and illustarted talks
- Kingston Heritage Centre Jubilee Walk guide
Buses
Find out which operator is responsible for a particular route
Bus route information from TfL
Trains
The borough is served by 11 train stations: Live departure information is available on the National Rail website.
- Berrylands
- Chessington North
- Chessington South
- Kingston
- Malden Manor
- Motspur Park
- New Malden
- Norbiton
- Surbiton
- Tolworth
- Worcester Park
Boats
Turks Launches run services between Richmond, Kingston and Hampton Court. Turks website gives details on timetables, prices and private boat hire.
Parr Boat Hire also run services between Kingston and Hampton Court. Parr Boat Hire wesbite gives details on their timetables, prices and their fleet.
E-scooters
Kingston is not currently trialling the use of e-scooters and currently has no plans to join a trial.
Please see the Met Police advice on using e-scooters.