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Transport for Wales is launching Capacity Checker, helping customers check before they travel which trains may have most space available for COVID-19 social distancing safety.

Transport for Wales is reminding travellers cross-border restrictions between Wales and England will still be in place when the national ‘firebreak’ ends on Monday (9 November). 

Transport for Wales is taking another leap forward with its expansion of the fflecsi bus service, taking it to yet another part of Wales.

Delivery of the South Wales Metro took another leap forward last weekend with transformation work on the railway track on the Aberdare Line.

Transport for Wales is supporting today’s launch (Thursday 5 November) of a new Veterans Railcard to recognise those who served in the Armed Forces.

A PIONEERING scheme designed to support start-up businesses and stimulate growth in Wales is showcasing the best of innovation and tech talent next week.

Transport for Wales is reminding the public in Wales that they should only make essential journeys during the ‘firebreak’ lockdown period, ahead of sporting events this weekend, followed by Halloween and Bonfire night.

A 91-year-old Cardiff man who came to Wales as part of the Windrush generation has revealed a fascinating insight into his 31 years working on the railway.

Transport for Wales continues to move forward with South Wales Metro developments and has recently erected the steel frame for the new Control Centre at Taff's Well.

Transport for Wales is reinforcing the Welsh Government’s message to the public prior to the national ‘firebreak’ lockdown, urging people to only make essential journeys.

In the context of the unprecedented challenges of Covid-19, Transport for Wales (TfW), Keolis and Amey have today taken the first steps in redefining the partnership initiated in 2018 that will secure the ongoing transformation of the Wales and Borders rail network.

Transport for Wales was delighted to be recognised in the Wales Transport Awards with two successes.