Trams - 16 Ansaldo - Breda T69 All scrapped - Now Delivered 21 CAF Urbos 3

The Midland Metro is a light-rail or tram line in the West Midlands of England between the cities of Birmingham and Wolverhampton via West Bromwich and Wednesbury. It is owned and promoted by Centro, and operated by West Midlands Travel Limited, a subsidiary of the National Express Group (NEG), under the brand name Travel Midland Metro (TMM). The line averages about five million passengers annually, and this number appears to have reached a plateau, about one third of that predicted by Centro in the planning stage. 2013: The extension to New street station is 1.2km (0.7 mile), was completed in 2015, has seen the line extended from Snow Hill railway Station. The route, along Bull Street, Corporation Street and Stephenson Street, has seen trams in the city centre for the first time since 1953. New trams have been introduced to replace the existing fleet and enable the city centre extension to New Street Station to be served by ten trams an hour in each direction to Wolverhampton St Georges. The trams have a capacity of approximately 200 passengers (compared to around 150 before), increasing peak hour capacity by 40% along Line 1.
Now called West Midlands Metro from 23rd June 2018: - 2018 Now tendering for an additional 40 trams: