News

Motorists are advised to plan ahead before they travel on the M4 between junctions 37 and 38 near Pyle as major road works to ensure the safety and long-term resilience of the motorway take place for 6 months beginning on 9 June.

Ambitious transport plan to drive economic growth unveiled

Two roads in Wrexham have become the first in north Wales to return to 30mph following the 20mph default speed limit change in 2023.

A programme of works to repair thousands of potholes on some of Wales’ major roads has been given the green light.

The A40 Llanddewi Velfrey to Redstone Cross road scheme in Pembrokeshire has been opened thanks to a £60 million joint investment by Welsh Government and the EU.

The A487 at Newport, Pembrokeshire is now more resilient for the future following the essential work which took place earlier this year.

Resilience on the A55 and opportunities for active travel have improved since the £30m Aber Tai’r Meibion scheme was officially opened, almost two years ago.

£5.9 million has been announced for local authorities to improve transport across mid Wales.

£47 million has been announced for local authorities to improve transport across South East Wales.

£30 million has been announced for local authorities to improve transport across North Wales.

£27 million has been announced for local authorities to improve transport across South West Wales.