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A new electric response vehicle is now on the roads, making sure vital services including meals on wheels deliveries, school transport and waste collections are kept moving for city residents.
Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) has today received a £15.7 million boost to its plans to install up to 12,000 electric vehicle chargers across the region over the next five years.
Nearly £10million is set to be invested in extensive works to improve, maintain and repair Wolverhampton’s highways during the coming year.
Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) is calling on residents to help make the region’s roads safer by taking part in a public consultation on its updated Regional Road Safety Action Plan.
Transport bosses have earmarked £1 million funding to develop proposals for new railway stations at Castle Bromwich, Coventry East and near Tettenhall.
Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) and bus operators have made a commitment to deliver a minimum standard of service under the West Midlands Bus Passenger Charter.
Highways improvements are to be made at The Rock junction to help reduce traffic congestion and improve safety.
One of the UK’s top light rail executives has been appointed as the new chair of Midland Metro Limited (MML), the operator of the West Midlands’ expanding tram network.
Wolverhampton pupils can travel to school and college in eco-friendly style thanks to a new electric minibus operated by City of Wolverhampton Council.
Long-term plans to deliver a rail revolution for the West Midlands including delivery of the Midlands Rail Hub and proposals for new railway stations are included in a revised Rail Investment Strategy published today.
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