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Building a transport system that links people to opportunities

Our goal is to create a world-class transport system. To achieve this, we're investing £5 billion across nearly 200 transport projects between now and 2026. To do this we are working with:

  • 7 local authorities
  • Network Rail
  • Highways England
  • the Department for Transport
  • bus and train operators

Our projects across bus, rail, and tram will help to improve public transport in our region. our work also focuses on transport infrastructure. We want to encourage residents and people visiting the region to use public transport for their journeys.

Anne Shaw

Lead Officer

Anne Shaw

Executive Director of Transport for West Midlands

Transport programmes

Wmca Rail 57

Accessible transport

Learn how we're ensuring transport is accessible for all

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Cycle Routes

Discover how we're promoting cycling in the region

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Sprint priority bus corridor

Find out how Sprint will help better connect our region

Birmingham Metro (1)

Metro tram extension

We're helping to build £1.3 billion of new tram extensions in the region

Wmca Rail 147

Our strategy

Reimagining transport in the West Midlands

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Tackling violence against women & girls

Learn what we've done to improve safety

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