Tram services in the West Midlands have been suspended again due to cracks on the vehicles.
The network, which runs between Birmingham and Wolverhampton, was first suspended due to cracks in June, but services were partially reinstated after repairs.
West Midlands Metro (WMM) said permanent repairs were needed and it would take its fleet of 21 trams out of service. It said: “The safety of our customers and colleagues is our priority and this will never be compromised.”
WMM said the decision to suspend services had not been taken lightly and apologised for any inconvenience. It has not given a date for when services will resume but work to repair the trams is expected to take at least four weeks.
WMM said it was working with the tram
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