Anyone who thinks problems with the trams are all Andy Burnham's fault: what's the reason public transport in every UK city outside London is shit? The problem nationwide is privatisation and decades of underinvestment.
I read somewhere that there is the possibility of building a tram maintenance shed in Ashton so there could be a shuttle service between Ashton and New Islington while Piccadilly is rebuilt. Still very early days of course and there's always ...Maybe now the buses are being centralised again they could introduce direct matchday special services from the outlying areas? They’ll probably have to do something similar anyway once the Ashton line closes for a season for the HS2 works
Yes I won't get the tram back. If I get transport it's the bus. I think people in the queue hope they will get lucky and it moves quickly but that rarely happens. Another problem with walking is due to being wrapped up against the cold you're wringing wet with sweat when you get there.
The Metrolink was never privatised.Anyone who thinks problems with the trams are all Andy Burnham's fault: what's the reason public transport in every UK city outside London is shit? The problem nationwide is privatisation and decades of underinvestment.
Anyone who thinks problems with the trams are all Andy Burnham's fault: what's the reason public transport in every UK city outside London is shit? The problem nationwide is privatisation and decades of underinvestment.
The Metrolink was never privatised.
Publicly owned too.Yes it was. Has previously been operated by Stagecoach & RATP, the operator of the Paris metro. It is currently operated by Keolis / Amey although publicity funded
that was referring to public transport in general in the UK, including but not limited to Manchester's awful bus servicesThe Metrolink was never privatised.
I get the tram there and walk back into town after the game. Takes 15-20 minutes to walk to Piccadilly.