Steer clear of the centre
Part of central Oxford is a Zero Emission Zone and several streets are bus-only, so head away from the city rather than through it.
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Oxford station, on the western edge of the city centre, has direct trains from London and Birmingham. Collecting a car here lets you skip the city's traffic and head straight for the Cotswolds, Blenheim Palace or the M40. Compare the offers side by side.
Several rental branches are close to the station, on the Osney Mead estate just to the south-west and in Botley to the west, rather than inside the station itself. Check your voucher for the exact address and directions, and allow for a short walk or taxi ride when planning your pick-up time.
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Tips
Part of central Oxford is a Zero Emission Zone and several streets are bus-only, so head away from the city rather than through it.
Botley Road leads to the A34, which links with the M40 and with the A40 for the Cotswolds.
Returning to Oxford for the evening? Use Park & Ride rather than hunting for central parking.
The ring road and Botley Road are often busy at peak times, so leave a margin before your train.
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