Transport in Birmingham
Stations, bus stops and tram stops near Birmingham, and how the people who live here get to work.
- Council
- Birmingham
- Region
- West Midlands
- Population
- 1,162,913 (2024)
How well connected Birmingham is
71 bus stops within a ten-minute walk (800m) and 12 stations and tram stops within a mile, measured from the centre of Birmingham. Connectivity scores 10.0 out of 10: excellent.
Excellent. Based on stops within walking distance rather than service frequency, with rail and metro weighted above buses.
The nearest stations
- 010.3 milesBordesley Rail StationRail station
- 020.4 milesDigbeth High Street (West Midlands Metro)Metro, tram or underground
- 030.6 milesMeriden Street (West Midlands Metro)Metro, tram or underground
- 040.7 milesBirmingham Moor Street Rail StationRail station
- 050.8 milesBirmingham New Street StationRail station
- 060.8 milesCurzon Street (West Midlands Metro)Metro, tram or underground
- 070.8 milesMillennium Point (West Midlands Metro)Metro, tram or underground
- 080.8 milesAlbert Street (West Midlands Metro)Metro, tram or underground
- 090.9 milesBirmingham New Street Rail StationRail station
- 100.9 milesCorporation Street (West Midlands Metro)Metro, tram or underground
- 110.9 milesGrand Central (West Midlands Metro)Metro, tram or underground
- 121 mileBull Street (West Midlands Metro)Metro, tram or underground
Nearest bus stop: Moseley Street, 164 yards away.
How people get to work
24.3% of working residents in Birmingham mostly work from home, below the England average of 31.5%. 46.3% drive to work.
Car ownership
32.9% of households in Birmingham have no car or van, above the England average of 23.5%.
Sources: Department for Transport NaPTAN stop register; Census 2021 (ONS) / Scotland's Census 2022 (NRS). Distances are straight-line. Open Government Licence v3.0.