Help shape the future of Meadowhall Interchange Park & Ride
What's happening?
We’re making it easier for more people to choose public transport.
Between Wednesday 1 July and Tuesday 28 July 2026, we’re asking for your views on plans to increase the capacity of Meadowhall Interchange Park & Ride, creating more opportunities for people to travel by bus, tram and train for work, leisure and everything in between.
Your feedback will help shape the project, so we’d love to hear what you think.
The proposals
- Increase the capacity of Meadowhall Interchange Park & Ride by approximately 175 additional parking spaces, from 328 to around 503.
- Create a new Multi Storey Car Park (MSCP) within the area of the existing lower-level car park.
- Retain the existing upper-level car park.
- Include step free access from the new MSCP to the existing pedestrian walkway on top of the embankment, improving access to rail platforms 1, 3 and 4.
- New pedestrian and cycle link.
- Retain the existing bike hub and provide additional cycle stands within the new development.
- Retain the existing vehicle drop off and pick up zone, adjacent to rail platform 2.
- Increase the number of accessible bays within the MSCP, providing step free access routes to all platforms.
- EV parking spaces.
- Provision of a lift.
- Junction widening at the entrance to the interchange.
- New CCTV, lighting, and signage.
Further information on the proposals
Our engagement pack (PDF 1.8MB) explains the proposed expansion of Meadowhall Interchange Park & Ride and includes plans to help you understand what’s being proposed.
These proposals form part of the region’s City Region Sustainable Transport Settlement (CRSTS) investment, helping improve public transport across South Yorkshire and creating a network with more choice, better connections and easier ways to get around.
Public drop-in events
To find more information about the proposals, please join one of our public drop-in events where members of the project team will be available to listen to your views, answer questions and provide further detail.
| Location | Date | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Meadowhall Transport Interchange, on the walkway approach to rail platforms 3 and 4 | 6 July 2026 | 11am - 1pm |
| Meadowhall Transport Interchange, on the walkway approach to rail platforms 3 and 4 | 7 July 2026 | 2pm - 4pm |
| Online via Microsoft Teams | 8 July 2026 | 12pm- 1pm |
| Meadowhall Transport Interchange, on the walkway approach to rail platforms 3 and 4 | 9 July 2026 | 4pm - 6pm |
How to take part
You can complete the survey online or collect a paper copy and prepaid envelope from the customer service desk at Meadowhall or Sheffield Interchange.
Need this information in a different format?
Call Traveline on 0800 952 0002 or email communications@southyorkshire-ca.gov.uk
Next steps
Once the engagement closes on Tuesday 28 July, all feedback received will be reviewed and used to support the Outline Business Case (OBC) to be submitted to the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority Board in September 2026.
We will analyse your views and comments from the engagement. Our actions in response to the feedback will be set out in a Statement of Community Involvement and submitted alongside the OBC with any other supporting documentation.
Privacy
All personal information you provide to SYMCA will be used for data analysis to identify key findings and trends as part of this consultation, and will be kept anonymous. Information pertaining to your protected characteristics is collected and used for equal opportunity monitoring. No personal information will be processed to identify individuals. You can find out more about how the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority processes personal data within our privacy policy.