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Transport for Wales is working around the clock to ensure the safety and wellbeing of key workers who are using their services, as part of its response to the coronavirus pandemic.
From Monday 23 March, Transport for Wales will provide all NHS workers free travel to and from work until the end of May on production of their NHS ID.
A PIONEERING video system is set to dramatically improve safety and performance on the railway in Wales and across the Borders.
Transport for Wales can now confirm that more than 170 stations in Wales have been fitted with a Welsh language information system.
Transport for Wales is launching a body camera trial to further improve the safety of their customers and staff. Selected railway staff including conductors and station staff, will be equipped with modern Body Worn Cameras that will help to prevent antisocial behaviour at stations and on trains.
A NEW app to aid communication for customers from the deaf community has been launched on the Transport for Wales network this week
MORE than 100 stations will be given a deep clean between January and March as Transport for Wales continues its £194m Station Improvement Vision
Transport for Wales has begun work on the new £8-million railway station at Bow Street in Ceredigion.
Transport for Wales has introduced dedicated Passenger Assist meeting points at Cardiff Central to improve the customer experience for any customers needing help on their journey.
Transport for Wales is reminding customers to check before they travel ahead of Wales’ biggest timetable change for a generation.
From 15 December, Sunday services on many parts of the Transport for Wales network will look more like midweek services for the first time - a 40% increase since 2018 – with Sunday services introduced on some lines for the first time ever.
Sunday railway timetables across Wales will be transformed this December with a 40% increase in services across the network, a significant step toward the creation of a truly 7-day railway.
WITH more people than ever using the rail network in Wales and England, keeping safe on the railway remains the number one priority