The villages in this area in particular Loxwood are already struggling with increased housing. Since the building of the Antler development site only last year the traffic on the B2133 is already significantly increased, and this will increase even more once the development at Alfold is completed this year. There is now a significant traffic queue to access the A281 at Loxwood at peak times and there is now always traffic queues at the road outside Alfold Post Office as this is essentially one way due to on street parking.
Since the building of the Antler site at Loxwood there is much more surface water collecting on the main road, and we have all been subject to flooding of waste water and sewage as the infrastructure is now running at full capacity.
Internet speeds have now dropped since the new development because the BT control boxes are now oversubscribed.
There is a significant development being built at Dunsfold Park and already thousands of houses have been built in Cranleigh, all of this area uses the A281 with the B2133 being a main access road down to the south. There is no railway in this whole area, the closest being Billingshurst, and the bus service is minimal, one bus per day.
If more houses are built along the B2133 then the whole area will bring to a halt as there are no other escape routes.