- Merseytravel manages the Merseyrail network while the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority reviews the fine appeal process.
- The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, led by figures like Steve Rotheram, is advocating for the public control of the Merseyrail network.
- The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority introduced bus franchising in St Helens and manages the transport network.
- The franchised bus network, managed under the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority, has expanded to include Knowsley and Sefton, with services running between Liverpool and St Helens. Arriva is the outgoing operator, and Stagecoach will take over some routes.
A new Metro bus service has been launched in the Liverpool City Region, utilizing buses in St Helens and Liverpool, overseen by Steve Rotheram.
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A new Metro bus service has been launched in the Liverpool City Region, utilizing buses in St Helens and Liverpool, overseen by Steve Rotheram.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The new Metro bus network in Wirral now connects to Arrowe Park Hospital.1 source
New circular routes connect Arrowe Park Hospital to Moreton, Hoylake, and Upton, while Irby links to Heswall.1 source
Metro bus service launched in LCR, involving St Helens and Liverpool.1 source