Category Archives: Nottingham Express Transit

Police have appealed for information after a chemical substance was sprayed in a tram driver’s face on 5th February 2026. As part of their appeal they have released images of four youths they wish to identify as they believe they … Continue reading →

The latest example of anti-social behaviour impacting a UK tram network has been seen in Nottingham with Nottinghamshire Police announcing a crackdown after trams were targeted by stone-throwing youths.

Whilst the UK transport industry is still dominated by men, there has been a 4% rise in female representation in the sector workforce since 2023. And on International Women’s Day, Sarah Turner, Managing Director of Nottingham Express Transit, has shared … Continue reading →

The end of February 2026 had another period to forget for Nottingham Express Transit as more issues combined leading to major service disruption, which at one stage saw no trams able to run on the entire network.

Article updated 20/02/2026, including photos There has major disruption to services on the Nottingham Express Transit line to Toton Lane on Thursday 19th February after a bus and tram collided on Inham Road, with the tram derailed and the road … Continue reading →

Nottingham Express Transit 224 has been renamed following a request from Vicky McClure. Originally named after the actress, best known for roles in Line of Duty and Trigger Point, she made the request to change the name after the choir … Continue reading →

Services on Nottingham Express Transit have been affected by a fallen tree on Monday 9th February 2026. The tree fell onto the overhead mid-morning leading to a change in services on the network.

Nottingham Express Transit have now resumed operating their usual timetable (as from Monday 26th January 2026) after the conclusion of the trial (originally introduced for the Goose Fair last October) which had seen an enhanced evening frequency offered, with a … Continue reading →

Nottingham Express Transit have launched another special offer on one of their season tickets with the six-month Student Season Ticket having been reduced by £85 to make tram travel even more affordable.

The Greater Nottingham Light Rail Transit Advisory Committee will be meeting in January 2026 for the first time in six months and as is usual ahead of the meeting an operational performance and progress report is released online. This report … Continue reading →

Essential engineering works will be taking place on Nottingham Express Transit over the weekend of 24th and 25th January 2026, meaning that there will no service between Queens Walk and Clifton South.

Incentro 207 – another long-term absentee from the operational tram ranks in Nottingham – is set to return to service in the near future following its return from Derby where it has been undergoing repairs.

Regular users of Nottingham Express Transit are set to enjoy savings if they buy their season tickets during January with special offers available until 31st January 2026.

Nottingham Express Transit has recorded its smallest loss since the year ending 2016 as efforts to improve the financial performance of the network, coupled with an increase in passenger numbers, start to be seen.

2025 has seen an increase in the number of collisions between trams and other road vehicles and ahead of the busy December period, Nottingham Express Transit have launched a new safety campaign in a bid to reduce these occurrences.