Liverpool 's transport infrastructure is centred around its road networks, featuring major roads such as the M62, M6 and A41, linking the city to Hull and Manchester, Birmingham and the lake district, and London and Shropshire.

The city also features major rail links, connecting the city to other major towns and cities throughout England.

Liverpool also has a historic tram network which was constructed in 1869. With both long distance and local bus services, the city is connected with the rest of the UK. Based on this side of the River Mersey's Estuary, Liverpool has a busy port, handling over 40 million tonnes of cargo and transporting over 700,000 passengers a year.