More than two million passengers have used the new Cardiff Bus Interchange in its first year since opening.

Colleagues from across Transport for Wales (TfW) have pedalled their way to success, raising over £1,000 in a static bike challenge supporting Seren Dwt, their 2025 charity of the year.

Music fans are being encouraged to add journey planning to their pre-gig routine with train travel expected to be very popular for up-coming events in Cardiff.

More than 100 platform shelters in southeast Wales have either been replaced or refurbished as part of a £2 million, 18-month long station project.

Passenger train drivers are once again based in Barry for the first time since the 1990s after work was completed on the depot there.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is delighted to announce significant enhancements to its T3 bus service between Wrexham and Barmouth.

Author, trainspotter and social media star Francis Bourgeois will attend Wales’ First Public Transport Summit later this month.

Transport for Wales is pleased to announce that Stadler and Amey will be headline sponsors at the Public Transport Summit taking place in Wrexham later this month.