Our goal is to create a world-class transport system for the West Midlands.
To do this we have ambitions for £6 billion of investment across our network from 2017 through to 2032 on projects with around £3 billion already delivered or in delivery including the Metro extension between Wednesbury and Brierley Hill and the new Dudley Interchange.
We are working to move these plans forward with our partners:
- 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.
Lead Officer
Anne Shaw
Executive Director of Transport for West Midlands
Transport programmes
Accessible transport
Learn how we're ensuring transport is accessible for all
Cycle Routes
Discover how we're promoting cycling in the region
Sprint priority bus corridor
Find out how Sprint will help better connect our region
Metro tram extension
We're helping to build £1.3 billion of new tram extensions in the region
Our strategy
Reimagining transport in the West Midlands
Tackling violence against women & girls
Learn what we've done to improve safety
Latest from Transport
17 January 2025
Progress on Gateway plan to improve transport in Sutton Coldfield town centre
WMCA funded scheme designed to improve cycling, walking, bus and road access
13 December 2024
Major step forward on Mayor’s plan to take control of region’s bus network
An independent audit found franchising would offer improved services and better value for money for the taxpayer.
16 October 2024
Foundations being laid for Birmingham's new HS2 railway station
Mayor of the West Midlands sees work start first of 2,000 vertical concrete columns to support Curzon Street Station