England's transport system, in general, is potentially one of the most effective transportation systems on our planet. Birmingham has an extensive linked transportation infrastructure because it is one of the largest metropolitan areas outside the capital. Students will find several ways to get around, whether travelling to and from college or returning home for Christmas.
From the world-famous tram link to buses and cabs, students can explore a wide range of transport services in this city.
To help you out, we have enlisted some of the major transport systems and their average fares. You should note that these fares could vary from peak to sloppy hours.
1. Metro: This city has a wide connection with the Metro running between Wolverhampton and Birmingham. The local metro link system is the most extensive in the UK and offers affordable travel modes for all young minds. It can cost around £5 per person for a single-day pass.
2. Train: The West Midlands Railway handles this city's rail system. It has a dedicated rail system covering a maximum of Birmingham. So students won't have to worry about travelling to nearby cities on weekends. A day pass can cost around £2-£5 per person.
3. Bus: Hundreds of local bus stops are at every place in the city, designed to cater to local, national and international travellers. The average bus fare is around £50 per month. Students can also choose an NXBus travel pass, significantly reducing local transport expenses.
4. Cycling: Students can also explore local parts of the city via cycling.