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    01403 289 555

HOW TO FIND US (PLEASE READ!)

DO NOT ignore reading these instructions and think your satnav knows better!

For your safety READ and familiarise yourself where we are BEFORE you leave!

Our entrance is a sharp turn from a very fast A24. You must ensure traffic behind is aware you are turning off!

Read, look at the map and check satellite view so you know what to expect.

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GPS and Google Maps: 50.986538,-0.342655

What3Words: ///trio.puts.out

HT Motor Services Ltd
Hillhouse Farm
West Grinstead
West Sussex
RH138LG

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HT Motor Services is based off the A24 northbound carriageway between 'B&G Machining' and 'Bucksbarn Services'. It is a sharp and slow turn, so please indicate early for any following traffic, ensuring they are aware of your intentions.

* Look for Cocoa Loco and red 'Plant Crossing' signs
* DO NOT attempt to cross from the southbound carriageway (emergency use only) or the next Partridge Green Crossing. Use the dedicated slip road just a few meters after the speed camera to U-turn at flood gates farm.
* DO NOT rely on the postcode in Sat Navs as they have proven to be wrong.

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SOUTHBOUND: At the Bucksbarn/McDonalds cross road, head south (towards Worthing), continue through speed camera (60) and enter the right lane, go past Partridge Green exit/crossing. Now exit at the central slip road for Floodgates Farm. Perform a U-turn to head northbound. (see important notes above). Now follow NORTHBOUND instructions:

NORTHBOUND: Pass Floodgates Farm northbound and the speed camera (60). You will see B&G Machining on your left. As you go past, start to slow and indicate left. We are the next tight left. It is a tight left turn off the A24 and concealed entrance. Multiple signs including a 'Cocoa Loco' sign are at the entrance, approximately 50 yards after 'Services 1/2 Mile' sign. Ensure following traffic are aware of your intentions avoid turning if in doubt of following traffic.

If you get to the services you have gone too far.

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