The museum is a 15,000 square metres (160,000 sq ft) complex of vehicles and transport-related objects.

[2] Bill Richardson Transport World also displays wearable arts and social history objects.

It also has a construction zone for children, a library with a focus on transport and manuals, and an events and conference centre.

Richardson's daughter Jocelyn and her husband Scott O'Donnell decided to open up the collection to the public.

Collections focus on: Most of the vehicles in Bill Richardson Transport World are rare, unusual or significant.