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The character of Folkestone
The Harbour Arm and the Old High Street form a walkable creative quarter with narrow, largely pedestrian streets, so pickups there use the wider roads nearby. The Leas, a long clifftop promenade, gives an open, easy stretch for a seafront collection. The Eurotunnel terminal itself has its own extensive approach roads and check-in lanes, entirely separate from the town's ordinary street network.
- The Eurotunnel terminal has its own approach roads and check-in lanes, separate from the town centre.
- The Harbour Arm and Old High Street are largely pedestrian; the car waits on the nearby wider roads.
- The Leas clifftop promenade gives easy, open access for a seafront pickup.
- School holiday and bank holiday crossings bring noticeably heavier terminal traffic.
















