What does WMAMMS stand for?

West Midlands Area Multi Modal Study (UK)

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The West Midlands Area Multi Modal Study published in October 2001 recommended the Longbridge Link Road be built before 2011.

Concern at plans for MG Rover link road

The bus mall we are planning round the city centre is being designed to be capa-ble of handling a 50 per cent increase in bus passengers over the next 20 years and our participation in the West Midlands rail capacity study, West Midlands Area Multi Modal Study, is seeking to allow for greater than 100 per cent growth in rail demand into the centre.

Letter: Rest assured, we do plan for a long-term future

The West Midlands Area Multi Modal Study published in October 2001 recommended the Longbridge Link Road be built before 2011.

Longbridge link route moves forward

The West Midlands LTP 2000 was originally scheduled to run until 2005, but further developments - including the Government's own West Midlands Area Multi Modal Study (WMAMMS) which last year recommended pounds 7.

Transport: The billions lost in gridlocks