Useful Old Basing journey anchors
For a journey around Old Basing, the booking team needs the exact entrance, stopping arrangement and whether the route connects with M3 and A30 or nearby rail meeting points.
Local travel and access in Old Basing
Old Basing Village Hall has extensive on-site parking, and its main entrance is approached by a ramp leading to the main hall and associated facilities. Hampshire County Council's consultation response says the proposed Whitmarsh Lane access toward the A33 must account for its shared use by the water-treatment works and incinerator. The East of Basingstoke development brief requires access for energy-recovery and sewage-treatment vehicles to be maintained and separated from residential traffic as early as possible. Give the exact address and say whether the journey uses M3 and A30 or the named passenger meeting point. The booking team will also need load dimensions, lawful stopping space at both addresses, each property entrance, the loading sequence and the body length.
Routes from Old Basing towards Basingstoke and Sherborne St John
Nearby hire areas include Basingstoke at 1.8 miles, Sherborne St John at 3.2 miles, Sherfield on Loddon at 3.4 miles, Hook at 3.7 miles, Bramley at 4.1 miles, Odiham at 4.8 miles, South Warnborough at 4.9 miles and Oakley at 5.7 miles. Tell the booking team whether the Old Basing route uses M3 and A30, and provide every postcode in travel order. For van hire beginning or ending in Old Basing, have load dimensions, loading order, stopping space and the return route ready. Nearby place names around Old Basing do not indicate hire branches or handover points; the actual arrangement must be confirmed for the booking address.