The new West Bromwich Bus Station is ten times better than the old station. The old station was…read morepretty embarrassing and was one of the worst bus stations I have ever seen. The station was run down and it was obvious it needed improving. Now West Bromwich Bus Station is a vast improvement from the old one. The new station has an information centre where you can get information on the different bus routes that operate within the Black Country and the West Midlands area. You can also get information on travelcards and fares. The buses that stop at West Bromwich Bus Station travel to various towns and cities in the West Midlands. There are buses that go to Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley etc. The Bus Station is also opposite the West Bromwich Central Tram Station. National Express and Diamond buses operate at West Bromwich Bus Station. Waiting for buses can be a real nightmare and I have experienced times where I have waited half an hour for a bus during the daytime when they should be coming at least every ten minutes.

As a public transport user many stations are super cold and drafty despite new builds (see Walsall…read morebus station for a concrete nightmare). West Brom bus station is perfectly located with the central tram stop across the road and it's accessibility and connection to the central shopping area through Kings Square indoor shopping centre. For a change it s a station with great signage, an information centre and really usable display boards for all the buses. With buses to Walsall running regularly and it only taking 20/30mins it is one of the better transport connections. At least with all the glass corridor designs it is much warmer and weather resistant than more open plan stations and much easier to navigate between the stops even if you are down the one end as it's such an accessible bus station. If you find your self stuck here then there could be much worse places to end up.

Central Taxis offers a very reliable service which includes never being late since i have used them…read morefor personal and work travel needs. I have recommended them to all my family and friends, they are the best taxi service.

This is airport is great they had a airport check in for sunflower lanyards which I felt supported…read morewith this!

This is a massive bus interchange in Coventry and I came thru Pool Meadow a couple of times while…read moreusing public transportation to get from Coventry station to my office building. All bus stop are well labelled, starting from "A" and going down the alphabet. There are also electronic billboards beside the bus stops, so easy to figure out which buses are going to be coming. I did think some of the street sign directions inside the bus depot was a bit confusing however it's a nice spacious hall with benches, and basic amenities, so a decent spot for folks to wait for their bus, if needed. Am glad got to experience this bus stop! Yelp 16/ 2019

I'm a manager of a retirement complex. An apartment owner left their purse in the ride and hadn't…read morerealised. Driver found it and realised which customer was and rang them to arrange to drop off when near without charging extra to customer. Went above and beyond to return to a very happy customer. Witnessed the return and driver was absolutely lovely. Big thanks to the lovely driver. I have rang the office to send our thanks on. Hopefully you'll get the amazing feedback and gratitude.

Excellent service. Used them for local, national and airport work. Our whole family has used them…read moreand they don't let you down.

I guess other parts of the country operate a similar service, but for some reason (probably because…read moremy Nan was such a massive fan) I associate this with Birmingham. Basically, Ring and Ride provides a door-to-door accessible minibus service for people of all ages who find it difficult to use ordinary public transport. It's mostly used by the elderly and by children with disabilities - and whilst it's generally used as a way of getting people who would otherwise struggle to the shops or school say, it can be used for all sorts of other things too - my Nan used to take it to the pub for example. To book a journey you will need to contact the special booking line - you'll need to be registered to do this but all the instructions you'll need (and more) are available from their website. There is a small cost - especially if you are accompanying someone and not registered yourself and be warned that journeys can take a long time - you'll be sharing the vehicle with others and they may all have different destinations - but in a way this is all part of the fun and its no more stressful than your average number 11 journey!

I have used this branch of Co op Travel on a number of instances for booking holidays, getting…read moreinformation and foreign currency (they always seem to have the best rates in the area). On all occasions the staff have been friendly, courteous and informative. The branch has the widest choice of brochures I have ever seen, and even has a photo booth for passport photos.