The Welsh Government has recently announced that it will be investing £74 million into more resilient, cleaner and greener transport in Wales.

Three Stagecoach drivers from Porth depot decided that they wanted to spread some Christmas cheer this year to local children who are unwell with cancer and leukaemia.

Sunday railway timetables across Wales will be transformed this December with a 40% increase in services across the network.  

PTI Cymru is “delighted” to have won a prestigious award recognising its services to travel in Wales.

This initiative aims to promote road safety to children across South Wales by helping them remain visible.

If you’ve caught a bus in south Wales, you’ve heard Sara Owen Jones – one of the best-known people you’ve never seen.

Stagecoach in South Wales has announced that from 26th October until 3rd November, all group/family tickets will be half price.

Stagecoach has launched its annual employee awards and is inviting passengers in South Wales to nominate their top customer service star.

There will be space for up to 6,500 more commuters a week from the end of the year.

Stagecoach South Wales have announced that, after reviewing customer feedback in relation to the Service 25 Caerphilly – Cardiff service, a section of the route will be re-instated from Sunday 5th January 2020.

Deeside Industrial Park is to have a purpose-built bus-based park and ride site to better connect the surrounding communities with the 9,000 jobs it provides, thanks to a grant of more than £2 million from the Welsh Government.

The new-style cards offer the same free travel rights and benefits as the current cards.

Traveline Cymru has introduced a number of improvements to its cycle planner to give cyclists more information about their journeys.

1.2 million young people in England and Wales will qualify for the new railcard.

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A new West Wales Parkway Station will also be built in Felindre, Swansea.

Tourism Swansea Bay and BayTrans are determined to make Swansea Bay a truly ‘green’ destination.

This year’s National Eisteddfod will be held in Llanrwst from Saturday 3rd until Saturday 10th August.

The new station, located on Swan Street, is expected to open at the end of next year.

Customers will now be able to enjoy the use of USB ports, plug sockets and newly installed toilets whilst making journeys on the Class 175 fleet.