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The railway stations that service the northern areas of the borough are:
Coseley Station
Tipton
Dudley Port Station
Sandwell & Dudley Station
For the southern part of the borough there are:
Lye station
Stourbridge Town
Stourbridge Junction
Cradley Heath is used by both Dudley and Sandwell residents (and also has a free car park).
There are free Park & Ride car parks provided at Stourbridge Junction, Lye, Coseley, Tipton, and Sandwell & Dudley. Most of the car parks are oversubscribed but Dudley Port has the sparest capacity.
The main rail operator which for Dudley is London Midland.
Engineering works do affect rail services from time to time in particular during weekends or over long holidays such as Christmas. Details of engineering works can be found on the National Rail Enquires website at: www.nationalrail.co.uk.
A range of discount railcards are to be had. Full details are at:www.railcard.co.uk. However the following railcards are available reducing the cost of rail fares
A range of weekly, monthly and annual season tickets are also available and it is also possible to buy group travel tickets known as GroupSave if you are travelling with a group of friends and family.
The Heart of England ticket gives three days rail travel within a seven day period. It covers a large area of central England including the whole of the borough of Dudley.
The Heart of England 7 day rover ticket gives seven days consecutive rail travel in the central England area including all rail lines in Dudley.
The West Midlands Day Ranger ticket gives a full day's rail travel in the West Midlands region. This includes all services in Dudley.
