Transport for Wales say these updates aim to make travel more convenient and cost-effective, with passengers now able to move seamlessly between routes using a single ticket.
Working in partnership, Transport for Wales, Powys County Council and Adventure Travel are introducing this new fare structure which includes through fares from the local bus services (62 and 64) onto the T6 route, providing passengers with easier travel options to destinations including Brecon, Neath, Swansea, and beyond.
Transport for Wales say that with the introduction of lower fares, new flat fare zones, and a new range of multi-ride tickets, customers can now travel more affordably and efficiently across the region.
Ian Robinson, Development lead for fares, ticketing, and modelling (bus), at Transport for Wales, said: “This new ticketing system is designed to provide greater flexibility and make travel simpler for both local and longer-distance commuters. By integrating routes and lowering fares, TrawsCymru, along with local services 62 and 64, is continuing its commitment to sustainable, affordable, and accessible transport in South Wales.”
(Lead image: Transport for Wales)
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