The “Wilmslow Road corridor” in Manchester is reputedly the busiest bus route in Europe, carrying thousands of students from the south of the city into the city centre and the two universities. A section of the route, from Rusholme to the city centre, is currently being transformed into a bus priority route with extensive “Dutch-style” segregated cycle lanes. The current works have exposed some of the history of the city’s earlier transport network. These images taken near the John Dalton Building, MMU show the exposed cobblestones and old tram tracks. Continue reading “Metrolink for Oxford Road?”