Transport for Wales (TfW) will once again host free bike marking events this summer, encouraging more people to walk, wheel and cycle as part of every-day journeys.

Proposals to make major sustainable travel improvements in Newport city centre have been progressed. 

Transport for Wales is on a mission to get more people walking, cycling and wheeling within Wales and has launched a promotional toolkit to help. 

Transport for Wales (TfW) will run free bike marking events this summer across the network, also aiming to show people the opportunities to cycle as part of every-day journeys.

The second stage of the consultation process for the Isle of Anglesey’s Active Travel Network Map is now open.

As part of its commitment to enable active travel journeys, Transport for Wales (TfW) will be hosting a virtual workshop for the first time at Cardiff Science Festival later this month (February 18). The workshop will demonstrate sustainable and helpful solutions to fix and maintain your cycles, with expert advice from Cardiff-based Dragon Cycles.

VISITORS to Penarth station can now benefit from Wales’ first electric bike sharing scheme.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is fully committed to promoting active travel and will provide hundreds of new cycle storage spaces at stations in Wales and England.