News

Traveline Cymru, the Welsh Government’s public transport information service, has introduced a freephone number for customers to access its services.

Welcome to the new face of Traveline Cymru! After taking into consideration feedback from our customers and partners, we have been working behind the scenes on rebranding the Traveline Cymru suite of services, and we are very pleased to now unveil our brand new look!

The Welsh Government’ public transport information service, Traveline Cymru, has appointed a brand new customer panel, who will give regular feedback on the company’s services and will contribute to any new developments it intends to introduce. 

From September 2016, the Severn Tunnel will be shut for six weeks due to works on the rail electrification.

A new T6 service will launch on Monday 12th September.

A new café and adjoining toilet facilities, plus extended free parking have brought additional improvements to Fishguard and Goodwick railway station.

Lewis Coaches, Llanrhystud are going into administration and will cease to operate at the end of Friday 12th August 2016.

Transport Focus is the independent public body representing the interests of Britain’s rail passengers and England’s bus, coach and tram and users (outside London) and the users of England’s strategic roads. Increasingly we work cross-modally throughout Great Britain.

Legendary steam train Flying Scotsman will be in Wales next year for two trips in one day.

Cruises to Devon and Somerset as well as river trips are on offer on the MV Balmoral.

The life and achievements of a Swansea woman, who dedicated much of her time to improving transport provision in South Wales, is being marked in a unique manner by a bus operator.

Traveline Cymru has announced record-breaking customer satisfaction levels in its latest user survey.

A Day Ticket allowing unlimited bus travel across Wales has been launched today by Economy Secretary Ken Skates.

Bus operator GHA Coaches has gone into administration, and as such will no longer be running services from Thursday 14th July 2016.

A bus driver from Maesteg has been given a Hero Award at the First Bus Excellence awards for his efforts to help save the life of a man injured in a road traffic accident. 

Bus users wearing red tomorrow (Wednesday 6 July) will enjoy free travel from 4pm as First Cymru does its bit to support the Welsh national football team as they try and secure their place in the finals of Euro 2016. 

Bus operator First Cymru is encouraging people to get on board this week during the UK’s third annual Catch the Bus week (4-10 July). 

N.A.T. is running a number of events during the catch the bus week to talk to existing customers and to encourage new users. 

Cardiff Bus has announced that it is teaming up with I Loves The ‘Diff to say ‘cheers’ to dads this Father’s day.

Stagecoach in South Wales has increased the number of journeys it runs into Cardiff from Rhondda.