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The character of Truro
Boscawen Street and Lemon Quay carry heavy pedestrian footfall and limited through traffic, with cars generally waiting on a nearby street rather than in the centre itself. The Cathedral precinct has restricted vehicle access. The roads leading out toward the rest of Cornwall are the A30 and A39, both of which narrow to single carriageway in stretches once clear of the city.
- Boscawen Street and Lemon Quay favour a nearby waiting street over kerbside stops.
- The Cathedral precinct has restricted vehicle access.
- The A30 carries heavy holiday traffic through summer, adding substantially to journey times.
- Given the distances involved, long-distance transfers are quoted with honest, generous margin.














