Transport for Wales (TfW) is delighted to be recognised by Mind for its commitment to workplace wellbeing.

Wales has been a world leader in transport for over 200 years. To thank you for staying at home, we have taken a look back through the archives to find out more about some of the greatest landmarks in the history of the development of our public transport networks.

Transport for Wales is working in partnership with local councils and bus operators to launch a pilot project that will allow people to request a bus to pick them up near home, work or shops for essential travel.

Transport for Wales will tonight reveal the first batch of trains, that will have rainbow stickers as a tribute to all those fellow key workers helping in the fight against Covid19.

Transport for Wales has launched its new WhatsApp number for customer enquiries, as the latest step in its commitments to transform the customer experience for the Wales and Borders rail service.

Transport for Wales is marking International Workers’ Memorial Day (IWMD) in solidarity with its trade union partners.

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.

Following government and public health measures introduced last week there has been a sharp rise in reports of anti-social behaviour on the rail network

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.

The thousands of staff affected by the collapse of the aviation operator Flybe are urged to look at employment vacancies with Transport for Wales and Transport for Wales Rail Services.