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A new study has shown that consumers can get better value for money by taking the bus instead of commuting by car.

Stagecoach bus passengers in South Wales can now pay for their travel using contactless technology on board. The new system allows customers to pay with contactless credit or debit cards, as well as Apple Pay and Android Pay.

Arriva Trains Wales’ Club55 ticket is a fantastic way to visit your favourite destinations throughout Wales and beyond from only £27 return.

Two operators in North Wales will not be running services from December 2017. Gwynedd, Wrexham and Denbighshire councils have been working to secure replacement services for Express Motors and D Jones and Son services.

Passengers travelling between Blaencwm and Blaenrhondda in the Rhondda Fawr Valley to Caerphilly will be able to travel in greater style and comfort as Stagecoach in South Wales officially launches its latest fleet of luxury Gold buses today. 

For your chance to win, simply head to social media and send us a photo of your favourite festive location. This could be anything from a magical Santa’s Grotto, your favourite Christmas market or your local town Christmas tree.

Swansea University are through to the final stage of a competition to win a bike share scheme for the university and the wider Swansea community, and are the only university in Wales to make it through to this stage.

A consultation exploring how best to promote bus travel amongst young people has been launched by Welsh Government.

On Tuesday 10th October 2017, our data team attended #TravelHack2 – a conference based in Leeds organised by the team at ODI Leeds, a pioneer node of the Open Data Institute.

Young people can save over £500 annually on bus fares in Wales thanks to a youth focused public transport initiative funded by the Welsh Government.

Conwy County Borough Council are seeking people’s views on bus services, to help determine how the public transport network should develop in the future to better meet the needs of communities.

Traveline Cymru, the public transport information company, is making its way around universities across the country to help students find their way around their new cities.

Thanks to the support of the Welsh Government and main bus operators, the independent transport user watchdog Transport Focus has secured a Wales-wide survey for the first time since 2010.

Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). Based in Cardiff.    

Traveline Cymru is supporting plans included within Our Valleys, Our Future to improve public transport services and accessibility across the Valleys.

Traveline Cymru is celebrating another year of record-breaking customer satisfaction. 

Cardiff Bus are helping you make the most of Summer 2017 with extra buses running direct between the city centre and Cardiff Bay.

TrawsCymru long distance buses are an ideal way of exploring Wales. From Saturday 8th July 2017 the Welsh Government is introducing free weekend travel for all on the TrawsCymru network.

On Saturday 24 June the company will be offering free travel to armed forces personnel carrying a military ID card and to veterans carrying a veteran’s badge.