Transport for Wales
TAITHCYMRU: Carmarthen’s new coach to Bangor starts today, but you can’t just turn up and get on
The £10 fare to Bangor won’t last, bus passes won’t work, and every seat has to be booked. Here’s what…
TAITHCYMRU: Carmarthen to Bangor for £10 as tickets go on sale for the new north-south coach
Nine coaches a day from 25 October, five hours end to end, and promotional fares until January. Bus passes won't…
TAITHCYMRU: Nine coaches a day from Carmarthen to Bangor, one going on to Holyhead, and the operators want drivers
Edwards Coaches will run Transport for Wales's new north-south coach with Llew Jones when it launches on 25 October. Both…
CARMARTHEN: TfW wants the railway station to work better as a train-and-coach interchange
Transport for Wales has opened a survey on improving facilities at Carmarthen railway station and joining up the TrawsCymru coaches…
BURRY PORT: Chips, a 99 and Amelia Earhart: the new station wall that reads “every stop is a new beginning”
Seven panels have gone up at Pembrey and Burry Port station, spelling out a Welsh phrase one word at a…
TRAINS: Swansea to London cut to one an hour this weekend as Cardiff to Bridgend line shuts, with two more closures to come
The main line between Cardiff and Bridgend closes from 1.20am on Saturday until 4.05am on Monday, and again on 26…
TRAM-TRAIN: The plan to run trams from the Neath valley into Swansea, and why councillors are being told to wait
A line from Swansea High Street through the docks and the Bay Campus to Neath and Aberdulais has been drawn,…
RAIL: Push-button help points coming to 18 west Wales stations, many with no staff and no signal
A £1m Transport for Wales plan will put talk-to-a-human buttons on platforms at 48 stations, with Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire's quietest…
SWANSEA BAY METRO: Every new station and tram line now has a price tag – but the funding still has to be found
Each piece of the Swansea Bay Metro now has a price tag for the first time: Cockett station, hourly trains…
SOUTH WEST WALES NETWORK: One umbrella brand for public transport from Pembrokeshire to Swansea
Councillors from the four counties are asked on Wednesday to adopt a single name for the region's buses, hire bikes,…
BUS TAKEOVER: You’ll wait until 2028 for the public-run buses Wales promised for next year
Wales is moving buses from private operators to public control, London and Manchester style, with Transport for Wales and councils…