A total of 5,249 Stagecoach drivers - including 130 from South Wales - have been awarded Fleet Elite status and a special badge.

Transport provider Adventure Travel has announced a new partnership with safety telematics solution provider GreenRoad to improve safety, reduce emissions and maximize operational efficiency across its 150-vehicle fleet.

The campaign launched as new research shows huge rise in mental health issues as a result of the pandemic.

The Welsh Parliament Economy, Infrastructure and Skills Committee has published a report following their inquiry into long-term recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

When you fill in yours on 21st March, you help make decisions about local services including local transport provisions.

The myhealthjourney interactive website provides detailed information on the best public transport options for people attending appointments and for staff getting to and from work.

Transport for Wales is delighted to announce the opening of the new Bow Street station.

Service 28 will operate hourly, Monday to Saturday from Caerphilly Interchange via Maesycwmmer to Newbridge for the vaccination centre.

Yr Wyddfa Partnership has developed a draft strategy to implement a sustainable tourism approach to help improve transport and parking across Snowdonia National Park over the coming years.

Age Cymru’s HOPE project (Helping others participate and engage) helps older people (50+) and carers be supported and able to live their lives to the fullest.

The Welsh Government has taken the Wales and Borders rail franchise into public ownership to protect services, safeguard jobs, and deliver infrastructure improvements in light of the ongoing challenges of coronavirus.

The manifesto sets out 12 asks for the next Welsh Government to make Wales a nation of connected and inclusive communities.

Local Authorities are using the Commonplace consultation platform as they shape plans to improve towns and villages with the aim of making them better places to live, work and visit.

Transport for Wales will be re-introducing an essential travel Covid-19 timetable in response to the tighter restrictions in place across Wales and England.

Transport for Wales will undertake further work for the South Wales Metro this month following the extension of the alert level four lockdown restrictions.

You must stay at home and only travel or use public transport for a limited number of essential purposes.

Newport Bus has taken over the running of a commuter bus route linking Gwent with Bristol.

Front line workers across Transport for Wales’ network are being provided with innovative new face coverings with a transparent window so customers can see what they are saying.

Transport for Wales is reinforcing the Welsh Government’s message urging people to make only essential journeys while alert level four restrictions are in place.

Festive travellers looking to use public transport over the Christmas and New Year period are advised to stay aware of last minute service changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic.