Interactive Travel Map

Based on Google Maps, Network West Midlands (who are in overall charge of buses trains and the metro) have done a great job on this map. Not only can you zoom right down into individual bus-stops – but you can see the timetable when you do, and even plan routes. Good work. [link]

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  • Mick
    That is fantastic, especially if you have internet access on a mobile device.
  • Really useful indeed. But hadn't they already done this before with the Help2Travel website? The new one's a bit more usable though. Bring back WMPTE I say!
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