
West Midlands Metro: New Service Adjustment & Eastside Extension
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West Midlands Metro riders, be aware of a temporary service adjustment starting March 16th. Trams from Wolverhampton St Georges will end at Bull Street, allowing drivers to practice the upcoming Eastside extension route. Passengers can transfer at Bull Street and catch the next tram at Corporation Street. This change supports training for the new Eastside extension, which will enhance links to Birminghams east side and Digbeth, connecting directly to Curzon Street Station with four new stops. Most other services remain unaffected. With drivers getting accustomed to the new route, the full extension will soon provide smoother travel options, strengthening the network for the entire region.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — West Midlands Metro: New Service Adjustment & Eastside Extension. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 12th, West Midlands Metro riders take note of a short-term service adjustment starting Monday, March 16th. Trams leaving Wolverhampton St. George's Station will now end their run at Bull Street. This lets drivers practice the upcoming East Side Extension route through Millennium Point. Passengers can hop off at Bull Street, then catch the next tram at Corporation Street once drivers finish their out-of-service training loop and rejoin the line. The chain supports training for the new East Side Extension, which will boost links to the East Side of Birmingham City Center and Digbeth. It connects directly to the high-speed two curves on Street Station with four fresh stops. Most other services stay on track. Trams from Wolverhampton Station hit all their usual spots and lines from edge-based in village toward Wolverhampton face no disruptions. With drivers getting up to speed, the full extension promises smoother travel options soon, knitting the network tighter for everyone in the region.
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