A major interchange
London Bridge was rebuilt in the 2010s around a large street-level concourse. It's served by Thameslink trains north to Bedford and Cambridge and south to Brighton, by Southern trains to Sussex and Surrey, and by Southeastern trains to Kent. It's also on the Bank branch of the Northern line, direct from Morden.
Which side of the station?
London Bridge has entrances on both Tooley Street and St Thomas Street, and they're a fair walk apart through the concourse. Tell us which side suits you when you book, and your driver will drop you or meet you there.
Not just trains
The Shard rises directly above the station, and Borough Market, Southwark Cathedral and the Thames riverside are right beside it. We're often booked for London Bridge trips that have nothing to do with trains: a dinner reservation in The Shard, a Saturday at Borough Market, or a hotel stay nearby. Enter any nearby address as your pickup.
Getting there
London Bridge is about 9.5 miles from Morden, usually 35 to 50 minutes by car. It's inside the Congestion Charge zone, so ask us how this affects your fare. If you're travelling further east, see our London City Airport transfers.
Written and checked by the Morden Cars team. Last updated 23 September 2026.