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Birmingham is at the centre of the national motorway network. The M5, M6 and M42 form a circular network around the city with major arterial routes dissecting to the city from all directions, with the principal route being via the A38(M) to the north of the city.

Journey times from the building.

The Midland metro has been extended with a new terminal directly outside the entrance to 54 Hagley Road. This provides easy links to New Street Station, Snow Hill Station and on to Wolverhampton. Further extensions are planned which will extend the network to both Birmingham Airport and further along the Hagley Road to Harborne and beyond.

Journey times from new Metro terminal on Hagley Road.

Five Ways station is just a short walk away and puts the city’s three railway stations at New Street, Snow Hill and Moor Street within easy reach to provide local and national rail connections with regular services to all major UK railway stations.

Journey times from New Street Station.

*Reducing to approximately 50 minutes post completion of HS2 in 2026.

The HS2 terminal at Curzon Street in Birmingham City Centre is scheduled to be operational by 2026 and will link Birmingham and London with a travel time of less than 50 minutes. The Eastside Metro extension to Digbeth will serve the HS2 station at Curzon Street.

54 Hagley Road is situated directly on one of three sprint bus routes. The sprint buses run on segregated streets significantly reducing travel times into and out from the city and importantly provide a direct connection from 54 Hagley Road to Curzon Street HS2 Station.