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Fancy a getaway and some fresh air this bank holiday weekend? Why not jump on a train and head for one of Wales’ famous coastal locations for a walk or bike ride and enjoy the country’s breathtaking scenery?

Young people aged between 16 – 21 are reminded to sign up for a free mytravelpass to make sure they can take full advantage of the £1 bus fare when the pilot scheme begins on September 1.

A pioneering new road safety initiative that is designed to make motorcycling safer has been introduced in North and Mid Wales.

A new bus service connecting communities between Rhyl and Wrexham, as part of Network North Wales, is set to begin from September.

Brand new electric trains offering travellers an improved customer experience are now being used on Transport for Wales services between Coryton, Caerphilly and Penarth.

New plans have been launched today to give people across Wales greater confidence and independence when travelling.

Vernon Everitt has been announced as Transport for Wales’ new Chair.  

Young people aged 16 to 21 will be able to ride on buses across Wales for just £1 from September

Work to transform the Wrexham to Liverpool line has been given the green light, with upgrades on the line at Padeswood confirmed as the first major step to realise more rail services between the two cities.

More than 1,400 potholes have been fixed and prevented in just three days along a busy stretch of road in North Wales.

Local roads across Wales are being fixed as work begins as a result of a scheme which is unlocking up to £120m for local councils

The Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales Ken Skates’ preferred candidate to be chair of the Transport for Wales board has been announced today.