Editing Chessington (section)

==Transport==
There are trains, busses and taxis.

===Rail===
[[ File:Chessington North station - geograph.org.uk - 42265.jpg|thumb|[[Chessington North railway station]]]] 
Chessington has two [[railway stations]]: [[Chessington North railway station|Chessington North]] and [[Chessington South railway station|Chessington South]]. They are half a mile apart with [[South Western Railway (train operating company)|South Western Railway]] services every half-hour to [[London Waterloo railway station|London Waterloo]]. Chessington South is the end of the line. 

The line past Chessington South has fallen into heavy disrepair and leads over a concrete bridge into a patch of full-grown trees. The crossover, signal, and rail electricity at this point are still active, even though a passenger train has never passed over this section.

===Roads===
Chessington is about four miles (6&nbsp;km) from junction 9 of the [[M25 motorway]]. The town is situated on the A243 Leatherhead Road, close to the [[A3 road|A3]] London-to-[[Portsmouth]] trunk route to the north. The un-numbered Bridge Road runs through the area from the A243 toward the adjacent district of West Ewell, in the neighbouring borough of [[Epsom and Ewell]] (the boundary being marked crossing the course of the Bonesgate Stream).

===Buses===
The Chessington area is served by a number of daily bus services, such as routes [[London Buses route 71|71]], [[London Buses route 465|465]], [[London Buses route 467|467]], night route [[London Buses route 65|65]] and local routes [[London Buses route K2|K2]] and [[London Buses route K4|K4]]. It is also served by the school service 671.