Greater Manchester is planning to bring eight commuter rail lines into the Bee Network in phases through to 2028 - so passengers can enjoy all the benefits of joined up buses, trams, trains and active travel.
The following 64 Greater Manchester train stations are planned to join the Bee Network by 2028.
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Appley Bridge
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Ardwick
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Ashburys
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Ashton-under-Lyne
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Atherton
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Bolton
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Broadbottom
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Burnage
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Castleton
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Cheadle Hulme
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Clifton
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Daisy Hill
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Davenport
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Deansgate
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Dinting
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East Didsbury
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Eccles
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Fairfield
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Farnworth
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Flowery Field
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Gathurst
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Gatley
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Glossop
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Godley
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Gorton
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Guide Bridge
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Hadfield
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Hag Fold
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Hattersley
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Hazel Grove
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Heald Green
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Heaton Chapel
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Hindley
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Hyde Central
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Hyde North
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Ince
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Kearsley
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Levenshulme
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Manchester Airport
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Manchester Oxford Road
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Manchester Victoria
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Manchester Piccadilly
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Mauldeth Road
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Middlewood
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Mills Hill
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Moorside
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Moses Gate
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Moston
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Newton for Hyde
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Patricroft
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Rochdale
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Romiley
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Rose Hill Marple
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Salford Central
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Salford Crescent
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Stalybridge
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Stockport
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Swinton
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Walkden
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Westhoughton
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Wigan North Western
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Wigan Wallgate
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Woodley
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Woodsmoor
The remaining 32 Greater Manchester train stations are planned to join the Bee Network by 2030.
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Altrincham
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Belle Vue
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Blackrod
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Bramhall
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Bredbury
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Brinnington
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Bromley Cross
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Bryn
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Chassen Road
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Denton
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Flixton
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Glazebrook
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Greenfield
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Hale
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Hall-i'-th'-Wood
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Horwich Parkway
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Humphrey Park
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Irlam
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Littleborough
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Lostock Parkway
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Marple
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Mossley
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Navigation Road
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Orrell
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Pemberton
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Reddish North
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Reddish South
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Ryder Brow
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Smithy Bridge
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Strines
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Trafford Park
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Urmston
Find out more about plans to bring commuter rail lines into the Bee Network.