All of the knowledge, great service and expertise you love, just with a new name and part of a more joined up approach to public transport in Wales.

Discover the best way to travel by bus across Wales. Learn more about bus schedules and operators across Wales.

Most operators will be running a different to normal service. Check before you travel. Don’t know your service number? Then plan your journey from a to b using our journey planner. Need …

Save yourself some money for your favourite treat by switching one or two car journeys a week to the bus. Please check the following information for an overview of the TrawsCymru service changes over the Easter bank holiday weekend. Explore the magic and beauty of one of the UK’s largest cave systems.

We operate bus services in many towns and cities throughout Wales. Search for bus services, live timetables and plan your journey here.

New bus fares and integrated ticketing on TrawsCymru T6; Changes to fares on selected services

Funded by the Welsh Government, the buses provide vital public transport links for many communities across Wales, integrating with rail journey and also giving visitors an accessible, affordable and environmentally friendly option for exploring the scenic beauty of our country.

fflecsi is a demand-responsive bus service we’re providing in partnership with your local council and bus operators. It’s a flexible way of travelling over shorter distances, whether that’s getting to work, school, the shops or perhaps your hospital appointment.

Buses are a vital public service, carrying three quarters of all public transport journeys.1 They are a lifeline for some of the most vulnerable and isolated people in our society and to the just under 20 per cent of Welsh households who do not have a car.2 People need buses to get them to their places of work, to visit friends and family and to...

Bus transport in Wales is a significant form of public transport in Wales. In 2021–22 52.3 million journeys were travelled in Wales on local buses. In 1845, the first recorded horse-drawn bus services occurred in Cardiff. [1] In 1870, the Cardiff Tramways Company was established and later ran horse trams and buses. [1]