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The 36 zero-emission electric buses will help generate a clean and sustainable transport system in the capital.

Transport for Wales is continuing to move forward with the building of the South Wales Metro with major works delivered over the Christmas break.

The decision has been made to ensure the stability and reliability of the network.

Barclay Davies, Bus Users Director for Wales, has been awarded an OBE in The Queens 2022 New Year Honours list.

Rail passengers are being asked to check before they travel as Transport for Wales updates its emergency rail timetable from Monday 3 January.

Rail passengers are being asked to check before they travel as Transport for Wales introduces an emergency rail timetable from Wednesday 22 December.

Traveline Cymru is urging members of the public to check the latest public transport travel information via its dedicated Christmas and New Year Travel Information page.

Ramblers Cymru’s community led Paths to Wellbeing £1.2m funded project is seeking to transform walking and nature across 18 areas.

It will also see the reintroduction of direct services between Crosskeys and Newport for the first time in 60 years.

A new £1 bus fare to incentivise off-peak bus travel is coming to Cardiff in the run up to Christmas.

Newport City Council will underwrite the cost of journeys that start and end within the city boundaries.

The event, hosted by comedian Russell Kane, took place both in person and virtually.

All services are due to run from the first scheduled bus on Friday 19th November.

The bike sharing scheme is being suspended after months of vandalism, theft, and threats against staff.

The public are being asked to sign up and share their views via surveys and online discussions.

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A new Community Rail Officer has been appointed by South West Wales Connected, a Community Rail Partnership set up to support the communities along the railway lines throughout Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, Neath Port Talbot and Swansea.

More than 1000 people took part in the initial consultation, which have helped shape a draft Active Travel Network Map.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is continuing to push ahead with transformational plans for the South Wales Metro with work to be undertaken between Merthyr Tydfil and Pontypridd.