who have difficulty in using public transport Highways and cycling Greater Manchester Urban Traffic Control Unit (GMUTC) – responsibility for road management transferred to TfGM in 2009. Entails installation, maintenance and management of traffic signals, limited areas of road safety (2012), incident response and event management via a traffic control centre. Cycling – promotion of the Greater Manchester Cycling Strategy and delivery of Cycle Hubs and regional cycle routes Fares, ticketing and information Subsidised fares on certain services System One travelcards Get me there Public transport maps and timetables Website Route Explorer application Bee Network The Bee Network is a proposed integrated transport network for Greater Manchester, composed of bus, tram, cycling, and walking routes. TfGM's vision is for the network to be operational by 2024, with commuter rail services joining the network by 2030. Originally devised in 2018 as a network of active travel routes, the vision for the Bee Network was expanded following the Greater Manchester Combined Authority's decision to use the powers given to it under the Bus Services Act 2017 to introduce a bus franchising scheme for the city region. The active travel subset of the Bee Network was then renamed the Bee Active Network''. Corporate identity TfGM uses a corporate identity designed in-house. The black and white "M" logo is adapted from the GMPTE logo and is used on bus stops across Greater Manchester. See also Timeline of public passenger transport operations in Manchester References External links Official website of Transport for Greater Manchester Greater Manchester Integrated Transport Authority Greater Manchester Transportation Unit SELNEC plans for urban rapid transport Greater Manchester Congestion Charge Proposals The SELNEC Preservation Society Organisations based in Manchester Public transport executives in the United Kingdom Transport in Greater Manchester 2011 establishments in England