What's Happening in Wales
What these changes mean for you
Keep Wales Safe
The current guidance from the Welsh Government is to stay at home and only leave home if your journey is essential.
Public transport should only be used for limited purposes which include:
- to go to work if you can’t work at home.
- to go to school, college or for education
- for essential shopping or medical needs
- to provide essential care
- to escape a risk of illness or injury, such as for victims or people at risk of domestic abuse
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Please do not leave home and travel at all if you have any Coronavirus symptoms.
You can check the Welsh Government’s guidance here.
Please think carefully about:
- the journeys you make
- the people you meet
- travelling to areas where coronavirus rates are high
If you do still need to use public transport for essential journeys, please help us keep the network as safe as possible by following our Travel Safer guidance.
Reduced timetable
From Monday 25 January 2021, rail services will be running on a reduced timetable to help keep keyworkers, staff and those who need to make essential journeys as safe as possible.
Bus services are already running a reduced timetable.
Please plan ahead and check before you travel.
If you’re travelling by train, please use our capacity checker
If you’re travelling by bus, please check your local bus operator’s website for more information. You can find a list of the local operators here.
Travelling to other UK nations
If you’re travelling between Wales and another part of the UK, you’ll need to follow the guidance for England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Useful train, bus and health information links
- Find out more about Travel Safer and our promise to you
- Please be a responsible traveller, plan ahead by using our capacity checker and making a reservation if you’re travelling by train
- Check your local bus operator’s website for more information. You can find your local operator at www.traveline.cymru.
- Read our FAQs to find out more about what we’re doing to make sure essential journeys on public transport in Wales are as safe as possible.
- Latest healthcare information from the NHS.
- Latest healthcare information from Public Health Wales
Reduced journey times, more services and better connections are just some of the benefits you can expect from Metro, the exciting new transport network that will transform the way we all travel.
Work on the South Wales Metro is already underway and we’re developing options to improve and enhance the transport network in North Wales and Swansea Bay.
