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Transport for Wales (TfW) is asking the public to take part in a survey that will help future transport planning following the covid-19 pandemic.

Five innovative start-up business will pitch their solutions to key challenges faced by Transport for Wales at a virtual demo day this September.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is continuing to push ahead with transformational plans for the South Wales Metro with major work to be undertaken in the Cynon Valley in late summer.

Transport for Wales and the British Transport Police are collaborating on a week of action across the Welsh rail network to remind customers face coverings must still be worn on public transport.

Transport for Wales (TfW) has signed a deal with Colas Rail UK to purchase Pullman Rail Limited.  

Work to link the South Wales Metro Control Centre to the rail network begins next month ready for the arrival of the new £150m fleet of Metro tram-trains.

Launched on Saturday 31 July, the new pilot T10 TrawsCymru bus service will run from Bangor to Corwen providing a more sustainable way of travelling in and around Snowdonia National Park. Local bus operators K&P Coaches and Llew Jones have won the contract to operate this new service.

Transport for Wales is delighted to announce it has been recognised with a silver award by the Ministry of Defence’s Employer Recognition Scheme (ERS).

Transport for Wales, in partnership with Newport City Council and Newport Bus, is undertaking a huge expansion of the fflecsi service, meaning that a fleet of 9 small brand new buses will now serve the whole of Newport.

New trains being built as part of the transformation of the Wales and Borders network have reached another key milestone as testing gets underway in Europe.

A project to boost biodiversity at Taff’s Well village hall has been launched by Transport for Wales and leading civil engineering and construction contractor Alun Griffiths.

Transport for Wales (TfW) has published its annual report and financial statements for the year to 31 March 2021, a year which saw the transfer of the railway back into public ownership and work to transform the Core Valleys Lines as part of building the South Wales Metro.