EC2
EC2 — the City, Bishopsgate, Broadgate and Moorgate
The City has a weekday population and almost no residential one, and it shows in the pattern of calls. Cars here belong to people working long days in buildings with underground parking, and the tyre is found flat at seven in the evening rather than at eight in the morning. Bishopsgate carries heavy traffic through the middle of it with restrictions along most of its length, while Broadgate, the Barbican, Guildhall and the streets around Bank and Liverpool Street are a mix of pedestrian zones, service ramps and controlled entrances.
What we work on in EC2
8 places in this district, grouped by what they are.
Stations and transport
- Bishopsgate
Retail and business
- Broadgate
Parks, landmarks and institutions
- Guildhall
Streets and estates
- Bank
- Barbican
- City of London
- Liverpool Street
- Moorgate
Getting to you
The practical question in EC2 is nearly always which car park and what the barrier height is. Much of the district is closed to general traffic at the core, and the streets that are open have no standing space during the working day. Evenings and weekends are considerably easier ground to work on here than weekday afternoons.
Stopped somewhere in EC2?
Tell us the vehicle, the tyre size if you can see it, and exactly where the car is standing. We will say what we can do before anyone sets off.