West Midlands Metro tram removed from service with delays reported
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 12:49 · Archive
A tram has been removed from West Midlands Metro service due to technical issues, causing reported delays this afternoon. The service is otherwise operating as usual.
The Express & Star reports that a suspected bridge strike in Wolverhampton has prompted the metro to suspend tram service between Great Western Street and Black Lake.
How it is being reported
- Suspected bridge strike in Wolverhampton disrupts tram serviceWest Midlands Metro suspends tram service between Great Western Street and Black Lake after suspected bridge strike.Express & Star · 1 Oct, 12:52
- West Midlands Metro tram removed from service due to technical issuesThe removal of one tram from service has led to reported delays on the West Midlands Metro this afternoon, with the service operating as usual aside from this issue.Birmingham World · 30 Sept, 21:22
- West Midlands Metro tram removed from service due to technical issuesThe removal of one tram from service has led to reported delays on the West Midlands Metro this afternoon, with the service operating as usual aside from this issue.Express & Star · 30 Sept, 21:22
In this story: West Midlands Metro · Wolverhampton · Great Western Street · Black Lake
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