I'm against you there. It's down to Alton to provide the red carpet if they want people to enjoy the magical days out. Tussauds opened it as a theme park in the late 70's. Up until then, apart from several yearly events at the park, the volume of traffic seen today never went up those roads in the 20th century. Alton may be the worst for traffic upto the park, but Chessington is probably second worst, surely we've all seen the queues on the main road sometimes?
More like we're all used to the "Thorpes rules suck, let's put up with it constantly, my name's Muggins" rule. It's so narrow, and that's what gets me. You can't even pass a lorry without pulling in somewhere. If Staffordshire Council won't fund a bypass road the least they can do is take down the stone walls along the entire road and widen it somehow? If they can't even do that then I really wouldn't wanna live in Staffordshire.