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Radcliffe tram stop
Spring Lane, M26 2SZ
| Destination | Single/Double | Due |
|---|---|---|
| Bury | Doubletram | 5mins |
| Piccadilly | Doubletram | 15mins |
| Bury | Doubletram | 22mins |
First and last tram times
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Frequency - from Monday 6 April
| All lines |
Every 20 minutes Monday to Saturday 06:00 to 22:00 Sunday 07:00 to 22:00 |
If you are catching a tram from a stop which has several services running through it then the frequency of trams will increase.
If your journey involves changing trams, you should aim to get a tram 12 minutes before the last tram to make sure you have enough time to change trams.
Stop information
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Accessibility
- Blue Badge spaces:
- 22
- Customer information screens:
- Yes
- Disabled toilets:
- No
- Lifts:
- No
- Passenger seating:
- Yes
- Public address system:
- Yes
- Ramps:
- Yes
- Step free access to all platforms:
- Yes
Car parking
- Blue Badge spaces:
- 22
- Car parking spaces:
- 369
- Electric charge points:
- 0
Cycling
- Cycle lockers:
- 5
- Cycle stands:
- 5
Other facilities
- Cash machine nearby:
- Yes
- Help point:
- Yes
- Pay phones:
- No
- Pay phones nearby:
- Yes
- Security camera coverage:
- Yes
- Taxi rank:
- No
- Toilets:
- No
- Toilets nearby:
- Yes
- Wi-Fi:
- No
Tickets
- Staffed ticket office:
- No
- Ticket machine:
- Yes
Maps and directions
Journey planning
Travelling by tram
Please do not travel unless it is absolutely essential - stay at home.
Public transport should only be used for trips that are absolutely necessary for work, to get basic necessities, to care for others or for medical reasons.
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Please do not travel unless it is absolutely essential - stay at home.
Public transport should only be used for trips that are absolutely necessary for work, to get basic necessities, to care for others or for medical reasons.
Fast, discreet, and simple-to-use
Use the new LiveChat service to report crime and antisocial behaviour on public transport 24-hours a day