Transport in Wales is heavily influenced by the country's geography. Wales is predominantly hilly or mountainous, and the main settlements lie on the coasts of north and south Wales, while mid and wes
A Class 800 Intercity Express Train at Cardiff Central, bound for London on the Great Western Main Line
Station buildings in Caerleon awaiting platform rebuilding and station reopening on the Welsh Marches Line
Arriva Trains Wales at the potential reopened station of Pontrilas, also on the Welsh Marches Line
The Great Orme Tramway in Llandudno
TrawsCambria was a network of medium and long-distance express bus routes in Wales sponsored by the Welsh Government.
Transport in Wales
…and the section of this route into Cardiff is used heavily. Bus and coach network A Cardiff Bus in the capital city Optare Tempo in Aberystwyth, on TrawsCambria inter-urban service X40 Bus services are predominantly provided by the council-owned Cardiff Bus and Newport Bus in the respective cities. Private…
TrawsCambria liveried Optare Tempo at Cardiff bus station in April 2009
Richard Brothers Optare Tempo on route X50 in Aberaeron in February 2012
Arriva North West & Wales Wright Commander bodied VDL SB200 on route X94 in Llangollen in May 2008
Stagecoach South Wales Optare Tempo on route 704 at Newtown railway station in July 2010