Following a review of the current Public Transport Users Committee in 2013, the Minister for Economy, Science and Transport decided to establish new arrangements to provide her with expert advice on the issues that affect public transport users.

We are currently experiencing problems with the bus stop map on the iPhone and Android apps and would like to apologise for this inconvenience.

Cardiff Bus has announced that it will sell tickets from the Tourist Information Centre in the city centre.

Plans are being put in place for a regional transport system, aimed at improving transport links between Cardiff and South East Wales.

A group who came together to consider proposals to improve the Cambrian Main and Coastal lines in Mid-Wales has submitted its report to Transport Minister, Edwina Hart.

Carwyn Jones, Welsh Assembly Member for Bridgend, joined representatives from Bus Users Cymru, Guide Dogs and Bridgend County Borough Council last week to help welcome the investment made by First Cymru in local bus services in and around Bridgend.

Family company Express Motors, Penygroes, Caernarfon appoints its first general manager.

Newport Bus is very proud to have joined the Orange Wallet Scheme, funded by the Welsh Government.

After four plus years as general manager for Lloyds Coaches, Richard Jones, bids a fond farewell to the company to concentrate on family and other things.

The new car share scheme in Wales, Share Cymru, is now live and running.

Maggies Cancer Care has received a welcome boost to its fundraising totals following a charity cycle ride that local man, David Whitehead (65) from Killay in Swansea, did for the organisation.

The Cambrian Coast railway line may not fully reopen for another four months

Traveline Cymru present their Traveline Hero competition winner, David Holmes, with his brand new Apple iPad.

Two trains that were left marooned on a railway line in Barmouth are being taken to Chester on the back of lorries to undergo safety checks.

A new website for National Trails in Wales has been launched today, Thursday 16th January, by social enterprise Walk Unlimited.

A new report has been released by the RAC Foundation which reveals that the vast majority of people throughout England and Wales are commuting to work via a car, as opposed to other modes of transport.

There will be some changes to the following Cardiff Bus services from Sunday 26th January 2014.

Cardiff Bus has been awarded the contract to operate the Cardiff East (Pentwyn) Park and Ride service by Cardiff Council.

- Cardiff Park and Ride driver saves child from train tracks -

The cost of bus travel in South and West Wales is set to change from 5th January following a review by operators First Cymru, with many fares set to be reduced in price or held, and young people (those aged between 16 and 18) set to get a better deal on daily and weekly travel.