We arrange New Malden minicabs 24 hours a day for local trips, school runs and fixed-price airport transfers. Whether you are on the High Street, near the station or out towards Motspur Park, you can book online or call 020 3740 4439.
About New Malden
New Malden sits between Kingston and Wimbledon, with the A3 running along its northern side. The High Street is the heart of the town, and New Malden is known for having one of the largest Korean communities in Europe, with Korean restaurants, supermarkets and cafes along the High Street and nearby roads. New Malden station has trains to Waterloo, and the area is mostly residential, with a lot of families.
Popular journeys from New Malden
| Popular journey | Typical time* |
|---|---|
| New Malden to Kingston town centre | 10–15 min |
| New Malden to Wimbledon | 10–20 min |
| New Malden to Heathrow Airport | 35–50 min |
| New Malden to Gatwick Airport | 45–60 min |
*Typical drive times, not guaranteed. Traffic and time of day make a big difference.
Close to the A3
Being next to the A3 is handy for longer trips. Heading south, the A3 leads to the M25 for Gatwick. Heading north, it runs into London towards Wandsworth for the central stations such as Victoria. Traffic on the A3 near the Malden junction can be slow at peak times, so book with a margin when you have a train or flight to catch.
Local trips
Many of our New Malden bookings are short trips: into Kingston for shopping or the hospital, to Raynes Park or Wimbledon, or home with a big supermarket shop. A minicab is useful when buses do not go directly, such as getting from New Malden to Kingston Hill or Chessington.
Families and groups
For family days out and airport runs with lots of bags, book a 6 seater taxi. For a group heading to the tennis in Wimbledon or to a celebration meal, a 7 seater taxi takes up to seven people.
Where we pick up
We cover the KT3 postcode and around, including the High Street, the station area, Motspur Park and the roads towards Worcester Park and Norbiton. Tell us the best place to stop, especially on the High Street, where parking is limited.
Things to know when booking from New Malden
- The High Street is narrow. There are few places for a car to stop safely, so a side-road pick-up a short walk from the shop or restaurant is often quicker.
- The A3 junction. Traffic on and off the A3 at New Malden can queue at peak times, particularly heading towards London in the morning and back out in the evening.
- Station pick-ups. New Malden station is on a bridge above the road, with entrances on both sides. Tell us which side you will come out.
Food, shopping and evenings out
New Malden's Korean restaurants and supermarkets draw visitors from across London, and many people come for a meal and want a car home afterwards. If you are bringing back a big shop from one of the Korean supermarkets, mention it when you book so the boot has room. Groups heading out for a celebration meal can share one larger car.
Hospital and medical trips
Kingston Hospital is a short drive from New Malden, along Kingston Road and Coombe Road. If you have an appointment, give us the department so the driver can drop you at the right entrance, and call 020 3740 4439 when you are ready to come home if you do not know your finish time.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take from New Malden to Kingston?
Typically 10 to 15 minutes, depending on traffic along Kingston Road and Cambridge Road.
Can I book a taxi from New Malden to Heathrow?
Yes. Heathrow transfers from New Malden are a fixed price when you book, and usually take 35 to 50 minutes.
Do you pick up on New Malden High Street?
Yes. Give us the address or a nearby landmark, and we will arrange the pick-up.
Can you take a group from New Malden to Wimbledon?
Yes. Book a 6 or 7 seater if there are more than four of you.
Do you cover Motspur Park and Worcester Park?
Yes, we take bookings from both, as they are close to New Malden.