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Controlled bays operate around the station and the shopping streets, while most residential roads are easier and many houses have their own drive. Where a suspension is needed it is arranged through Richmond Council with at least seven working days' notice.

Roads closest to the river and the lock are narrow and popular with visitors at weekends, which can leave less kerb space than you would expect.

Teddington is inside the ULEZ, as all London boroughs now are, so the vehicle used must meet the emissions standard. Firms based just outside London in Surrey are worth checking on this point in particular. The Congestion Charge zone is central and has no bearing here.

Terraces near the centre have narrow halls and straight stairs, and many have been extended at the rear or into the loft. The larger houses towards the park are easier to load but hold more, so crew size matters more than access. Flats near the station are usually walk-ups.

Broad Street and the High Street are narrow with short loading windows, and the residential roads towards the lock are tight, with the footbridge approaches closed to vehicles.

Weekday mornings after the school run give the clearest streets. Warm weekends bring visitors to the park and the riverside and fill the parking near the centre. Family moves here concentrate into the summer holidays.