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A reduced timetable for Sheffield’s trams is due to be lifted next week, bosses have confirmed A temporary timetable was introduced for the blue and yellow Supertram routes from Monday, March 10, ...

One piece of track part of the way between Meadowhall South, in Sheffield, and Rotherham Central is unique. As a tram makes the journey, it slides onto the special section of track that connects it to ...

Dogs will now be allowed to ride Sheffield trams permanently. A trial to allow dogs on trams began in March, with over 6,000 canines stepping onto Sheffield's carriages since then. The South Yorkshire ...

The Sheffield-Rotherham Tram Train Pilot project involves the construction of seven tram trains and associated infrastructure between Cathedral tram stop in Sheffield and Parkgate Retail Park in ...

Sheffield Council has set out its new plans for transport in the city centre - which could see the first new tram tracks laid in 30 years. This City Centre Access and Movement Plan could mean the ...

Two people were injured as a result of an incident involving a tram in Sheffield on Sunday, Yorkshire Ambulance Service (YAS) has confirmed. One person was hit by a tram on Woodbourn Road at about ...

Dogs will be permanently allowed on tram services in Sheffield following a successful trial, it has been announced. More than 10,600 people responded to a public consultation, with 75% in favour of ...

The city of Sheffield, U.K. is installing the country's first tram-train, a public transit hybrid that can serve both the suburbs and a city's urban core thanks to a special wheel design that can ...

Stagecoach Supertram drivers and conductors in Sheffield, England began a 72-hour strike Friday, after rejecting the company’s offer of a miserly 26 pence an hour wage increase. The strike took place ...

We hear ever louder cries, in both the UK and US, that government really must get on with spending billions, trillions even, on building out vital infrastructure--the problem with this being that ...