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Organised by Sustrans and the Bikeability Trust, this week-long event encourages families to cycle and scoot to school.

As of Monday 27th September, work to deliver improvements to customer facilities at Cardiff Central station have begun.

From online TravelineCymru+ training on how to use our information services, to a new Multi-Modal Journey Planner to install on your website.

The bus company has had to suspend 15 routes across south Wales due to a driver shortage.

The barrage at Cardiff Bay will be mostly shut to cyclists and walkers in the evenings of Thursday 16th to Sunday 19th September.

The changes will see an overall increase of 8.5% in services.

Transport for Wales (TfW) is asking the public to take part in a survey that will help future transport planning following the covid-19 pandemic.

Rail industry campaign will raise awareness about what constitutes sexual harassment, encouraging reporting and helping to make sure there is no unsafe space on the railway.

A key element to the rebrand is its orange colour scheme, which pays homage to a much-loved campaign led by the operator in the 1970s and 1990s.

The Welsh Government want to change the speed limit to 20mph in Welsh villages, towns and cities.

Work to link the South Wales Metro Control Centre to the rail network begins next month ready for the arrival of the new £150m fleet of Metro tram-trains.

Ramblers Cymru has secured £1.2m funding to give communities across Wales the tools and training to undertake practical path and habitat maintenance and improve environmental quality!

Over the next 12 months, the T10 bus service, funded by Transport for Wales, will operate between Bangor and Corwen calling at all stops along the way.

If travelling with a fare paying adult, then children under the age of 11 can travel for free and young people aged under 16 can enjoy free travel off-peak with Transport for Wales.

The second stage of the consultation process for the Isle of Anglesey’s Active Travel Network Map is now open.

Transport for Wales, in partnership with Newport City Council and Newport Bus, is undertaking a huge expansion of the fflecsi service, meaning that a fleet of 9 small brand new buses will now serve the whole of Newport.

Swansea Council is funding the initiative to support families and boost retail, leisure and tourism as Swansea emerges from lockdown.

A new project has been set up to support community transport to hospitals and other NHS premises across the Aneurin Bevan University Health Board area.

The ticket will be introduced to the bus network on Saturday 17th July.

The latest round of customer feedback gathered on behalf of Traveline Cymru demonstrates customer satisfaction levels of 98.4% as a result of staff helpfulness, understanding of customer needs and the provision of clear, accurate information.