The A10 dual carriageway runs the length of Cheshunt, leaving the M25 at junction 25 and continuing north past Turnford towards Hoddesdon. Nearly all of the area’s commercial activity lines that road: large retail at Brookfield, distribution and data centre development around Waltham Cross, and trade estates on the eastern side near the railway.
Housing is the other driver. Former industrial land beside Cheshunt station is being rebuilt as a high-density residential neighbourhood on the edge of the Lee Valley park, and further sites are planned west of the A10. Because the town is continuous with Waltham Cross and close to Enfield, contractors often move plant between sites on both sides of the M25.
Coverage in and around Cheshunt
Waltham Cross, Turnford, Wormley, Goffs Oak, Flamstead End and Hammond Street are covered together, and the same operators normally serve Broxbourne and Hoddesdon further up the A10. Being next to the M25 keeps supply fairly good, though peak demand from London sites can tighten it, so dates are always confirmed before anything is promised.