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Appendix 4 Bus Route Map and Multimodal Assessment Appendix 4 Bus Route Map and Multimodal Assessment Bus Service Summary - Proposed Development - Mar Frequency Service Route Monday - Friday Saturday Sunday Marlborough, High Street Cadley, bus shelter Burbage, Stibb Green Burbage, Post Office 17 Easton Royal, crossroads 2 Journeys - - Milton Lilbourne Village Wootton Rivers, Royal Oak Cadley, bus shelter Marlborough, High Street Pewsey, North Street Milton Lilbourne, crossroads Wootton Rivers, Royal Oak Easton Royal, crossroads 3 Journeys 3 Journeys - 19 Burbage, Post Office Burbage, Stibb Green Cadley, bus shelter Marlborough, High Street Pewsey, North Street Barton Park, Morris Road Marlborough, High Street Savernake Hospital Main Entrance Savernake Hospital, Main Road Cadley, bus shelter Burbage, Stibb Green Burbage, Post Office West Grafton, Turn East Grafton, Lyndon Close Every 3 22/22A Wilton, Swan Every 2 Hours - Great Bedwyn, Cross Keys Hours Bedwyn, Railway Station Great Bedwyn, Wansdyke Road Little Bedwyn, Footbridge Froxfield, bus shelter Shalbourne, The Plough Ham, Crown & Anchor Stype Turn Hungerford, Town Hall Priory Estate, Priory Avenue Swindon, Bus Station Swindon, Old Town Great Western Hospital Chiseldon, Butts Road 70 Chiseldon, Elm Tree Hourly Hourly - Draycot Foliat Ogbourne St George Marlborough, High Street Savernake Hospital Swindon, Bus Station Queens Drive Great Western Hospital Swindon, Old Town Prospect Chiseldon, Butts Road Wroughton, High Street Broad Hinton Avebury, Red Lion West Kennet, telephone box Fyfield, turn (A4) 95/96 Ogbourne St George Hourly Hourly 5 Journeys Barton Park Golding Avenue Marlborough, High Street Oare, White Hart Pewsey, Vale Road Pewsey, North Street Pewsey, North Street Upavon, Ship Inn Amesbury, Bus Station Salisbury, Bus Station Pewsey, North Street Barton Park, Morris Road Marlborough, High Street Savernake Hospital Main Entrance Savernake Hospital, Main Road Cadley, bus shelter Burbage, Stibb Green Burbage, Post Office West Grafton, Turn East Grafton, Lyndon Close Every 3 20/20A Wilton, Swan Every 2 Hours - Great Bedwyn, Cross Keys Hours Bedwyn, Railway Station Great Bedwyn, Wansdyke Road Little Bedwyn, Footbridge Froxfield, bus shelter Shalbourne, The Plough Ham, Crown & Anchor Stype Turn Hungerford, Town Hall Priory Estate, Priory Avenue Pewsey, North Street Milton Lilbourne, crossroads Easton Royal, crossroads Burbage, Stibb Green Burbage, Post Office West Grafton Turn 21 East Grafton, Lyndon Close 1 Journey 1 Journey - Wilton, Swan Crofton, Crofton Cottage Bedwyn, Railway Station Great Bedwyn, Cross Keys Savernake Hospital Marlborough, High Street Milton Lilbourne, crossroads Easton Royal, crossroads Burbage, Roundabout West Grafton Turn East Grafton, The Green Shalbourne, The Plough Ham, Crown & Anchor 1 Journey - - 23 Buttermere, telephone box Fosbury, T-Junction Oxenwood, Post box Marten, telephone box Great Bedwyn, Cross Keys Savernake Hospital, A4 Marlborough, High Street Marlborough, High Street Every 30 Every 30 217 St Margarets Shop - Marlborough, High Street Minutes Minutes Marlborough, High Street St Margaret's, Shop Savernake Hospital (A4) Froxfield, bus shelter - 1 Journey - X2 Hungerford, Town Hall Halfway, Halfway Inn Speen, Hare & Hounds Newbury, Bus Station 10/03/2010 70.71.X19.95 to Swindon Key A 17.19.22.22 R i e v n e a A L 20.20 .21.23 r l l d i Rogers Og e 43A.244.c2w.X44.X76 H R t r Meadow 48 F o re P e’s 217 A N 70.71 ve 70 A e nu c w e 71 r b e 95.96 y 95 217 X19 C L o a ld T St. John’s C i h in 48 to Swindon Certain journeys only l n a o e r P s y b i 48 e s o t Close u Bus stops B r ll oulton C H Hi P Hill r lo L n o e a to s r S w 217 ul s d . Po L K tr h St. a in e o n g S e r 48 e s tr n b e t ns u e rti Martins r t Ma y St. t S e See separate n t. n Marlborough Town e MARLBOROUGH Centre map for K Football T. bus stopping points r Ground H Lloyds/ S L e y O iv Barton d Woolworths H N Elcot Lane e D R IG O N L H Park c2w a R L X76 Leisure n D o e nd . on 95 Centre S R M t o . ad e M a St. Johns School Library e a C an d o t L r l g (Savernake) le e F g S a ne ie e e e La l r g a r 20 e ds r e nif t o l gk A e i t in S G y s ’ A pp 43 96 r d s 20 ho 244 h r r b C X44 g 95 e a u 21 i h h r Pri X2 y o eld F P H 96 C c rsfi i 23 e r v 217 Bath w O X2 43A.96.244 Road s e 70 Marlborough e R oad y Post Orchard o Sti es R 70 c2w.X44.X76 College a l oad d Office R Savernake Hospital to Avebury/Swindon Rd Devizes/Calne . 20.20A.21.23.X2 R St. Margarets iv St. Johns Preshute La e to Bedwyn/ ne r School 17 l K il Hungerford en H (Stedman) 19 net 20 am 22 nh 95 ra 22A 96 G 70 Savernake d S a a Forest o li R s bu y ry e s H A ill 20 .95.96 to Pewsey w 17.19.22.22 .70 to Burbage e Produced by 1.2.08 www.fwt.co.uk (for Salisbury) P Hungerford/Andover/Pewsey MULTIMODAL ASSESSMENT Site in England With a Population less than 75,000 within 5 miles and without a PFS TRIP RATE for Land Use 01 - RETAIL/A - FOOD SUPERSTORE TRIP RATE for Land Use 01 - RETAIL/A - FOOD SUPERSTORE Calculation Factor: 100 sqm Calculation Factor: 100 sqm Count Type: VEHICLES Count Type: TOTAL PEOPLE ARRIVALS DEPARTURES TOTALS ARRIVALS DEPARTURES TOTALS Time Range No. Ave. Trip No. Ave. Trip No. Ave. TripTime Range No. Ave. Trip No. Ave. Trip No. Ave. Trip Days GFA Rate Days GFA Rate Days GFA Rate Days GFA Rate Days GFA Rate Days GFA Rate 00:00-01:00 000000000 00:00-01:00 000000000 01:00-02:00 000000000 01:00-02:00 000000000 02:00-03:00 000000000 02:00-03:00 000000000 03:00-04:00 000000000 03:00-04:00 000000000 04:00-05:00 000000000 04:00-05:00 000000000 05:00-06:00 000000000 05:00-06:00 000000000 06:00-07:00 000000000 06:00-07:00 000000000 07:00-08:00 6 2287 0.583 6 2287 0.284 6 2287 0.867 07:00-08:00 6 2287 0.889 6 2287 0.532 6 2287 1.421 08:00-09:00 6 2287 2.595 6 2287 1.633 6 2287 4.228 08:00-09:00 6 2287 4.388 6 2287 3.163 6 2287 7.551 09:00-10:00 6 2287 4.884 6 2287 3.623 6 2287 8.507 09:00-10:00 6 2287 7.872 6 2287 5.97 6 2287 13.842 10:00-11:00 6 2287 5.635 6 2287 4.847 6 2287 10.482 10:00-11:00 6 2287 10.292 6 2287 8.63 6 2287 18.922 11:00-12:00 6 2287 6.174 6 2287 5.802 6 2287 11.976 11:00-12:00 6 2287 11.342 6 2287 10.518 6 2287 21.86 12:00-13:00 6 2287 6.56 6 2287 6.247 6 2287 12.807 12:00-13:00 6 2287 12.304 6 2287 11.568 6 2287 23.872 13:00-14:00 6 2287 5.766 6 2287 6.116 6 2287 11.882 13:00-14:00 6 2287 10.817 6 2287 11.262 6 2287 22.079 14:00-15:00 6 2287 5.977 6 2287 5.773 6 2287 11.75 14:00-15:00 6 2287 10.212 6 2287 10.307 6 2287 20.519 15:00-16:00 6 2287 6.035 6 2287 6.517 6 2287 12.552 15:00-16:00 6 2287 11.152 6 2287 11.663 6 2287 22.815 16:00-17:00 6 2287 6.422 6 2287 7.056 6 2287 13.478 16:00-17:00 6 2287 11.466 6 2287 12.377 6 2287 23.843 17:00-18:00 6 2287 6.167 6 2287 6.954 6 2287 13.121 17:00-18:00 6 2287 10.081 6 2287 12.02 6 2287 22.101 18:00-19:00 6 2287 4.016 6 2287 4.782 6 2287 8.798 18:00-19:00 6 2287 7.377 6 2287 8.827 6 2287 16.204 19:00-20:00 6 2287 3.353 6 2287 3.608 6 2287 6.961 19:00-20:00 6 2287 6.342 6 2287 6.954 6 2287 13.296 20:00-21:00 6 2287 1.968 6 2287 2.588 6 2287 4.556 20:00-21:00 6 2287 3.892 6 2287 4.84 6 2287 8.732 21:00-22:00 5 2154 1.486 5 2154 1.987 5 2154 3.473 21:00-22:00 5 2154 2.832 5 2154 3.687 5 2154 6.519 22:00-23:00 1 2300 0.13 1 2300 0.217 1 2300 0.347 22:00-23:00 1 2300 0.217 1 2300 0.565 1 2300 0.782 23:00-24:00 000000000 23:00-24:00 000000000 Daily Trip Rates: 67.751 68.034 135.785 Daily Trip Rates: 121.475 122.883 244.358 TRIP RATE for Land Use 01 - RETAIL/A - FOOD SUPERSTORE TRIP RATE for Land Use 01 - RETAIL/A - FOOD SUPERSTORE Calculation Factor: 100 sqm Calculation Factor: 100 sqm Count Type: PEDESTRIANS Count Type: PUBLIC TRANSPORT USERS ARRIVALS DEPARTURES TOTALS ARRIVALS DEPARTURES TOTALS Time Range No.
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