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The character of Chancery Lane
Chancery Lane itself is narrow and one-way in sections, with the Royal Courts of Justice's grand entrance on the Strand drawing the heaviest pedestrian crossings of the day. Lincoln's Inn's gates close the western side to general traffic. Cars generally hold on Carey Street or a nearby stretch of High Holborn, since kerbside space directly outside chambers is almost never available for more than a minute or two.
- Lincoln's Inn's gates close the western side to general traffic — we wait on Carey Street.
- Chancery Lane is narrow and one-way in sections; kerbside space is very limited.
- Court lists can shift a collection time by hours — we build in flexibility.
- The Strand outside the Royal Courts is busiest when a high-profile case is sitting.
















