From Salisbury, the A36 runs more or less door to door: around 45 minutes by car to International House beside Southampton Airport, with parking when you arrive. The direct train is often easier still, reaching Southampton in about half an hour.
Salisbury clients tend to value the same two things: certainty and privacy. The examination gives you the first, conducted under controlled conditions by an examiner trained to police standards in interviewing. The venue gives you the second, an unmarked office in a business park a county away from anyone you know.
By car: A36 south, roughly 45 minutes from Salisbury, with parking at the business park.
By train: direct services from Salisbury reach Southampton in around 30 minutes, with a short connection to Southampton Airport Parkway, two minutes from the office.
Recommended office: International House, beside Southampton Airport. Exact directions are sent with your booking confirmation.
Clients who have spent months arguing in circles tend to think so. The test takes one specific disputed question and answers it with evidence: recorded physiological charts, scored under American Polygraph Association standards, explained in a written report. Two hours plus the drive, set against however long the dispute has already run.
Just photo identification and yourself, rested and fed as normal. Take prescribed medication as usual and avoid alcohol for 24 hours beforehand. Everything else, including agreeing the exact questions, happens in the pre-test interview at the office.
Salisbury sits between several cities, but the nearest permanently run polygraph office is ours in Southampton: down the A36 in around forty minutes, with parking at International House when you arrive. A near-me search from Salisbury mostly returns visiting examiners; we are the fixed suite within reach, and the one place the room is the same every single week.
By train: Bournemouth to Southampton Airport Parkway runs direct in around 30 minutes
By car: M27 westbound to junction 5, around 30 to 35 minutes from central Portsmouth
By car: A27 westbound past Chichester and Portsmouth to M27 junction 5, around 1 hour 15 minutes
By car: M3 south to the M27 junction 5 turn, around 15 minutes from Winchester
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