Transport in Birmingham Reviews

My daily routine is quite easy to follow as it is just that simple. I get up with just about enough time to actually get dressed and put a little make-up on to stop me looking like the living dead. Then I dash out of my house into my car and then onto the train to work. There I spend my day and when I leave I go on the train or the bus, back to ...  Read the complete review

I would advise anyone in the West Midlands and Especially those of you who hold a young persons railcard to use the Trains in Bimingham. The Fares subserdised by the West Midlands Passenger Transport Executive are of good value. a return from University to new street only costs £1.30 or 90p with a young persons railcard. compared with 90p ...  Read the complete review

As I've said on (give or take) seventeen billion occasions, I don't drive, so anyone wanting an in-depth analysis on how to drive through Brum city centre (other than "don't, you fool!") isn't going to get one. No, in this op I shall be concentrating on the three main modes of public transport - train, bus and tram. ...  Read the complete review

Public Transport in The Second City, Thrills Spills and Grannies shopping. *Bus* The main form of transport in Birmingham is the bus service run by Travel West Midlands. I have used this service daily for over 10 years so am pretty qualified to slag it off. Bus prices are average, a standard adult fare is £1 in peak ...  Read the complete review