A new satellite internet system is being trialled on Transport for Wales (TfW) fflecsi bus services in Machynlleth, connecting passengers in rural areas.

FOOD lovers across Wales and England are being urged to use public transport to get to one of Britain’s top food festivals.

Mid Wales-based bus operator Celtic Travel has been awarded a contract to deliver the TrawsCymru T4 service between Merthyr and Newtown from September.

Seventy percent of all Transport for Wales services will be operated on new trains following timetable changes this May.

An additional 14 bus services will run from the new Cardiff Bus Interchange from Sunday 1 September.

Transport for Wales will now offer discounted fares for Hywel Dda staff on certain TrawsCymru bus services.

TrawsCymru longer distance bus services are an important part of the integrated public transport network in Wales. 

The success of bus services in North Wales is being celebrated during Better Transport Week (June 17 to 23).

Following a successful 12 months for the all-electric TrawsCymru T1 bus service between Carmarthen and Aberystwyth, Transport for Wales (TfW) has announced a revised fare structure for the T1 route.  

Transport for Wales (TfW) has teamed up with Hywel Dda University Health Board (UHB) to offer free bus travel for health board staff as part of a new pilot to encourage workers to travel more sustainably and to help reduce pressure on its car parks.

Brand-new electric buses that will support sustainable travel in Gwynedd will begin operating on Monday 12 February, Transport for Wales and Cyngor Gwynedd have announced.

Transport for Wales and Cyngor Gwynedd are delighted to announce the latest brand new TrawsCymru service will commence operation in February 2024.