Three new stations enhance connectivity in Birmingham
Artist's impression of Moseley railway station, source: Mott MacDonald
Birmingham, the UK’s second-largest city, is getting closer towards resuming passengers to the Champ Hill railway. Its three new stations will be opened for the commuters from the southern suburbs of the city. This measure will allow Birmingham’s authorities to reduce traffic congestion on the city roads as well as to improve connectivity between the centre and the outskirts.
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