Magna Tram Train Stop and Park & Ride consultation
We are working on proposals to improve public transport connections between Rotherham and Sheffield and connect the Magna Science & Adventure Centre to the Tram Train network.
The scheme proposes introducing a new Tram Train stop on the existing network with a new Park & Ride site, to address congestion, improve air quality and encourage people to choose sustainable travel options, like Tram Train, tram, walking and cycling.
Scheme proposals:
The Magna Tram Train Stop and Park & Ride scheme proposals include:
- Building two new Tram Train platforms at Magna Science & Adventure Centre, connected by an accessible footbridge with lifts and stairs, with passenger information, lighting, CCTV and shelters.
- Introducing a new 100-150 space Park & Ride facility at Magna Science & Adventure Centre with disabled, bicycle and motorcycle parking bays, CCTV, lighting and vehicle control.
You can read about the scheme proposals in our Magna Tram Train stop and Park & Ride PDF (PDF 11Mb)
Our consultation
The consultation survey has now closed.
We asked for your views on our proposals for the Magna Tram Train Stop and Park & Ride scheme in a public consultation held between Monday 26 July and Friday 3 September 2021.
Feedback from the consultation will help to shape and inform the scheme design and operational requirements.
Q&A sessions
Online Q&A sessions took place on Wednesday 11 and Wednesday 18 August 2021, you can read a summary of the session below:
- Q&A summary - Magna (
PDF, 127kb)
People who don’t have internet access can have their say on the Magna Tram Train Stop and Park & Ride scheme proposals by picking up an information pack from the Customer Service Desk at Rotherham and Sheffield Interchanges and completing a paper questionnaire, or by calling Traveline on 01709 51 51 51 to request a copy.
The proposed Magna Tram Train Stop and Park & Ride scheme will be delivered by SYPTE and Network Rail and forms part of Sheffield City Region’s £166 million Transforming Cities Fund programme.
Contact us
To contact us about the consultation please email communications@sypte.co.uk or call Traveline on 01709 51 51 51.