Train stations across the West Midlands are in five zones. The zones you can travel between is based on your ticket. You can travel to a station outside the five rail zones with an Out of County ticket. Don’t miss out on vital information, subscribe today and be in the know at all times.

View the map below to see how our network is split into 4 clear zones between Birmingham and Wolverhampton. Check which zone your stop falls in to help decide which ticket type you’ll need when travelling.

Download our network map. Get a clearer picture of the areas we service to foreplan your trip by taking a look at our West Midlands Railway network map.

Birmingham New Street lies at the hub of the West Midland rail network. The following table lists the name of each station, along with the year it first opened, the metropolitan district in which the station lies, and the zone in which it is situated.

B1 B1: Step-free access to all platforms, but this may include long or steep ramps, and access between platforms may be via the street. Please check our website for details. B2 B2: Step free access to some platforms – Please check our website for details.

Find ticket information, including ways to pay, our ticketing zones, and planning your journey. Head to our frequently asked questions if you can’t find what you’re looking for. Pay for single, weekly or monthly tickets by zones or destinations. Ideal for single journeys, simply pay the conductor on-board – please prepare the exact change.

You can get trains to Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Coventry with the West Midlands rail network, as well as London, Manchester, Scotland and Wales.

2022年11月17日 · Train stations across the West Midlands are in five rail zones with ‘Zone 1‘ being Birmingham city centre and ‘Zone 5’ being the connecting cities and towns in the surrounding area. Contents show 1 What train line is Birmingham on? 2 Can you use Oyster for West Midlands train? 3 What zone is Smethwick in? …

Zones 2-5 are not valid on rail services to, through or from Zone 1; which comprises Birmingham Moor street, Birmingham New Street, Birmingham Snow Hill, Five Ways and Jewellery Quarter stations.

Eight local rail lines crisscross the city to ensure quick travel to attractions, venues and neighbourhoods (as well as connecting to services to other UK cities and towns). Birmingham is at the heart of the country’s rail network and a transport hub for people travelling throughout the UK.