Milton Keynes was designed around its grid road system, which makes driving straightforward, and it also has an extensive network of walking and cycling routes, rail links and buses.
Roads, redways and parking
The grid of main roads connects the districts, with roundabouts rather than traffic lights at most junctions. Away from the roads, the redways are a large network of shared paths for walking and cycling that link the estates, parks and CMK. Central Milton Keynes has extensive car parking, and you can find local car park information to plan a visit.
Rail and bus
Milton Keynes Central station sits in CMK on the West Coast Main Line, with fast services to London Euston, Birmingham and the North. Wolverton and Bletchley stations also serve the area. Local bus services connect the districts and towns, and taxis and private hire are widely available, which you can find under taxis and private hire.
How long is the train from Milton Keynes to London?
Fast trains from Milton Keynes Central to London Euston take around 35 minutes.
What are the redways?
The redways are Milton Keynes’ network of shared walking and cycling paths, separate from the main roads, that link the estates and green spaces.