Thousands of West Midlands travel pass holders to get refunds following coronavirus lockdown
Season travel pass holders staying at home for lockdown urged to claim their refund
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Global tech company appointed for revolutionary data sharing project
Chordant will develop national mobility data sharing exchange
Frontline public transport staff in the West Midlands now being tested for coronavirus
Testing will help keep network running and make it safer for key workers like nurses and care assist…
Free bus and tram travel for all NHS staff during coronavirus outbreak
Local bus operators and West Midlands Metro have teamed up to support NHS staff
New free shuttle bus service for NHS and social care staff launched in response to coronavirus outbreak
Ring and ride minibuses redeployed to support NHS staff at region's busy hospitals
Public thanked for 86% drop in bus, train and tram journeys following coronavirus outbreak
Transport staff also thanked for keeping services running for key workers and essential journeys
Do not use public transport unless absolutely necessary
Only use buses, trains and trams for critical work journeys or to collect essential food and medical…
Transport for West Midlands working to keep public transport moving in wake of coronavirus outbreak
Focus on delivering a safe, clean and functioning public transport network
Peak time travel pass restrictions lifted to help older people get to the shops during the coronavirus outbreak
Transport bosses temporarily extend free travel to help vulnerable people shop
Over 1,000 new trees to be planted in the region as part of new Sprint scheme
Trees will line new cross-city bus route on the A45 between Birmingham and Solihull