Liverpool has certainly had its fair share of transport news in recent days.
That's included announcements about funding for new ferries alongside exciting updates on train station re-openings and bus improvements.
Much of it is thanks to a £172.5m fund committed by the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority and approved at a meeting on Friday.
To help commuters take in all of that news in one go, BusinessLive has summed up the eight biggest stories from the past week all in one place.
1. Good news as two new Merseyrail stations to help connect town with no rail links
Two new stations to the Merseyrail network have been approved, .
Agreed at a combined authority meeting last week, stations will be built at Kirkby's Headbolt Lane and another in Liverpool's Baltic Triangle.
2. But not such good news for community promised a new station
Such advancements don't seem forthcoming on the other side of the water in Wirral, and news about the Kirkby and Baltic Triangle developments seem to have sparked anger and debate on the peninsula.
Decades after being promised a new station, .
3. New trains for Merseyrail network take shape
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The new state-of-the-art fleet for the Merseyrail network is beginning to take shape with a crucial milestone reached in the manufacturing process, Merseytravel has announced.
The transport body said the basic structure of the first train is now complete.
Train manufacturer Stadler will be putting 52 trains through the process.
Once the ‘marriage’ is complete, trains will undergo routine static commissioning as a first step in preparing them for the authorisation required to enter service.
Dynamic-testing will kick off at a test-ring in Wildenrath, Germany later this autumn.
4. Station expansions
A number of station improvements have also been announced - from a Liverpool Central station "expansion study" to remodelling the station and road access at Birkenhead Central.
5. Update to the Kirkdale depot project
Merseytravel says the rebuild of the Kirkdale depot is "nearing completion", with platform upgrade works to ensure level access at all stations onto the train entering its final stage.
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Speaking about the depot, along with the new trains, Metro Mayor for the Liverpool City Region, Steve Rotheram, said: “This is where vision really starts to become reality. These state-of-the-art trains are game-changing, not just for us but for the whole industry.
"Not only will they be 海角视频-leading in accessibility, they are also publically owned, by us, and built specifically for our network and with features local people have said they want to see. I cannot wait to see them arrive on our network.”
6. New Ferries
The Metro Mayor has also committed to two new low-carbon Mersey Ferries, with new bridges and an updated landing stage at the Seacombe terminal hoped to be completed by January 2022.
The combined authority said it hoped the move would improve reliability, to make them a more attractive and 'green' option for commuters and cross-river travel customers.
It's hoped to also support visitors getting to and from the new Eureka Mersey! attraction due to open in place of Spaceport in early 2022.
7. A new cycle network
Two phases have also been announced of a brand new 600km cycle network across the city region.
8. A greener bus network
Also in the £172.5m fund was an announcement about green bus routes - specifically developing a "package of improvements" on the A57, A562, B5178, A59 and A567 commuting corridors.
More information on exactly how the £172m fund is being spent can be found on the combined authority's website .