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Billericay, Step free Rail Travel in London, wheelchair accessible trains.
Billericay station, Radford Way, Billericay, Essex, CM12 0BP
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Billericay is on the Greater Anglia Line to Southend.
It is listed as fully accessible and step free although you may need ramps to board the train from the platform as the step is very large.
The station has step free access to all platforms via lifts, with a bridge across the lines and . I did read somewhere that the lifts are unavailable after 8.15pm and until 6am, although I do not know if this is true.
The station car park is very large, and there are taxis and some disabled spaces just by the entrance. Once you are registered with a blue badge, you can park anywhere in the car park by displaying the blue badge. Expect a long walk.
Billericay is outside the TFL zone. The trip to Stratford is about twenty minutes and avoids most stations.
Billericay station car park has 372 spaces including 5 Accessible spaces.
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