Stagecoach in South Wales has made a key addition to its senior team, with the appointment of a new Commercial Manager. 

Sitting at the wheel of a bus is a childhood dream for many of us. And it proved a special experience for nine-year-old Toby Williams, of Haverfordwest, when he was given his very own 37-seater to explore. 

The livery has been reintroduced to mark the 30th anniversary of the Cardiff Bus company.

Llew Jones International held an open-invite launch for a brand new Wi-Fi-enabled No.19 Service at Llanrwst Square on Bank Holiday Monday.

The competition launched on Monday 4th January on Instagram as the Brecon Beacons National Park Authority announced the chance to win an iPhone 6S in celebration of Wales’ Year of Adventure 2016.

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Traveline Cymru, the Welsh Government’s public transport information service, has launched a new information website exclusively for students.

Traveline Cymru's Contact Centre are extending their opening hours until 11pm on Friday 15th and Saturday 16th April due to the planned Cardiff taxi strike.

SMARTCARD technology has been introduced on buses in South Wales by bus operator Stagecoach, and bus users across the region are set to benefit from discounts of up to 20% for regular travel.

Transport bosses will lay on an all-night bus service in Cardiff if the planned taxi strike goes ahead this month.

Traveline Cymru has made the switch from a 0871 telephone number to a 0300 number to make it cheaper for customers in Wales to access its services.

Due to major service amendments, there will be NO rail services between Cardiff Central and Cardiff Queen Street from Saturday 26th March (from 21:00) - Tuesday 29th March 2016 inclusive.

Traveline Cymru, the Welsh Governments public transport information service, has been shortlisted for the Womenspire public sector award.

New analysis has revealed how the rediscovered popularity of train travel coupled with investment has transformed the Welsh rail network.

More than 5,000 young people have signed up to and are benefiting from mytravelpass, a Welsh Government funded scheme offering discounted bus travel to 16-18 year olds in Wales, since its launch six months ago.

Public transport services will be subject to change over the Easter period. Our journey planner is being regularly updated with the latest information about service patterns.

Bus operator First Cymru has dedicated a Cymru Clipper bus to former driver Adrian Spencer who passed away suddenly on February 2nd 2016 aged 47

Nursery pupils at Marlborough Primary School in Roath got a visit from Cardiff Bus as part of their insights into transport.

mytravelpass are currently running a customer feedback survey on how best to further market the scheme so that more 16 to 18 year olds have the opportunity to access discounted bus travel throughout Wales.

Bws Arfordir Llyn is a new North Wales coastal bus service operating along the North Wales coast, which will be introduced in March. The service operates to a fixed timetable and also a flexible service in the rural areas.