[2]: 48  The route ran hourly and half-hourly from outside the Fish Inn at Amblecote where it had a connection with the Dudley, Stourbridge and District Electric Traction Company tracks.

The use of Vignoles rail in conjunction with the tramway's tight curves led to the Board of Trade Inspector imposing a 10 mph speed limit and recommending the use of single-deck tram cars only, while the lack of signalling at passing loops prevented operation at night.

[5] On 13 December 1902 a single track branch line was laid along Enville street to connect Wollaston to Stourbridge.

A shuttle service was operated to the original line at Wollaston Junction, and by 1904 some cars ran through to The Ridge at the western end of the village.

[2]: 51  Services finished on 8 February 1930, a victim of competition from motorbus traffic, and the final closure took place on 1 March 1930.