Five Ways railway station

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Coordinates: 52.470° N 1.913° W

Five Ways
Location
Place Five Ways
Local authority Birmingham
Operations
Station code FWy
Managed by Central Trains
Platforms in use 2
Live departures and station information from National Rail
Annual Passenger Usage
2004/05 ** 0.450 million
Passenger Transport Executive
PTE West Midlands
Zone 1
History
1978 Opened
????[citation needed] Original station opened
1944 Original station closed
National Rail - UK railway stations

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Annual passenger usage based on sales of tickets in stated financial year(s) which end or originate at Five Ways.
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Five Ways railway station is a railway station serving Five Ways in Birmingham. It is situated on the Redditch-Birmingham New Street-Lichfield "Cross-City" line.

The current station opened in 1978, as part of the programme which saw the creation of the Cross-City Line services. It replaced an earlier station which had closed in 1944. The cost (approximately £300,000) of building the station was met by the West Midlands Passenger Transport Executive.

The new station was built with its main entrance on Lee Bank Middleway, as the original station building was (and remains) in commercial use.

The station is served by Central Trains local "Cross-City" services, operated by Class 323 electrical multiple units. Trains operate every 10 minutes during Monday-Saturday daytimes, every 10-20 minutes Monday-Saturday evenings, and every 30 minutes on Sundays.

Preceding station National Rail Following station
University   Central Trains
Cross-City Line		   Birmingham
New Street
Railway stations in the West Midlands county
Birmingham city centre:

Birmingham New Street - Birmingham Moor Street - Birmingham Snow Hill

Acocks Green - Adderley Park - Aston - Berkswell - Bescot Stadium - Birmingham International - Blake Street - Bloxwich - Bloxwich North - Bordesley - Bournville - Butlers Lane - Canley - Chester Road - Coseley - Coventry - Cradley Heath - Dorridge - Duddeston - Dudley Port - Earlswood - Erdington - Five Ways - Four Oaks - Gravelly Hill - Hall Green - Hampton-in-Arden - Hamstead - Jewellery Quarter - Kings Norton - Langley Green - Lea Hall - Longbridge - Lye - Marston Green - Northfield - Old Hill - Olton - Perry Barr - Rowley Regis - Sandwell and Dudley - Selly Oak - Shirley - Small Heath - Smethwick Galton Bridge - Smethwick Rolfe Street - Solihull - Spring Road - Stechford - Stourbridge Junction - Stourbridge Town - Sutton Coldfield - Tame Bridge Parkway - The Hawthorns - Tile Hill - Tipton - Tyseley - University - Walsall - Whitlocks End - Widney Manor - Witton - Wolverhampton - Wylde Green - Wythall - Yardley Wood

Disused: Blowers Green - Brettell Lane - Brierley Hill - Brockmoor Halt - Bromley Halt - Brownhills - Curzon Street - Dudley - Great Bridge North - Handsworth & Smethwick - Harts Hill - Moseley - Round Oak - Pelsall - Pensnett Halt - Rushall - Soho & Winson Green - Wednesbury Town - West Bromwich - Wolverhampton Low Level

Heritage: Birmingham Railway Museum Halt

Midland Metro (Line 1): Wolverhampton, St. George's - The Royal - Priestfield - The Crescent (Bilston) - Bilston Central - Loxdale - Bradley Lane - Wednesbury Parkway - Wednesbury, Great Western Street - Black Lake - Dudley Street, Guns Village - Dartmouth Street - Lodge Road, West Bromwich Town Hall - West Bromwich Central - Trinity Way - Kenrick Park - The Hawthorns - Handsworth, Booth Street - Winson Green, Outer Circle - Soho, Benson Road - Jewellery Quarter - St. Paul's - Birmingham Snow Hill

Transport in the West Midlands - Centro
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