Responding to Rhun ap Iorwerth’s comments on M4 congestion in Newport, Welsh Conservative Shadow Environment Minister Andrew RT Davies has repeated his calls for a relief road to be built. Mr Davies said Plaid Cymru separatists’ longstanding opposition to the road had allowed problems to get worse. He also pointed to a public inquiry which found the … [Read more...]
Transport for Wales boost Welsh rural routes
Passengers across North Wales and West Wales will benefit from an uplift in rail services as Transport for Wales runs a new timetable from Sunday 17 May. This is a major rail timetable change for North Wales, bringing extra capacity and more services. In West Wales, extra trains will operate over the summer months, including on holiday routes and on … [Read more...]
Which? fight against spy cameras
The Consumers’ Association Which? magazine is highlighting inaccurate and illegal ANPR cameras used to charge penalty fines on innocent drivers. Automatic Number Plate Recognition cameras are increasingly used in car parks, petrol stations and on the roads more generally to monitor wrongdoing. But these cameras aren't always reliable. Even at an estimated … [Read more...]
Drivers beware the ‘caffeine crash’
Many of us find comfort in starting the day with a cup of tea or coffee, however research from MoneySuperMarket has revealed that drivers' drink habits could increase the risk of a caffeine crash. A ‘caffeine crash’ is a known side effect of drinking too much caffeine, commonly described as a sudden drop in energy, mood and focus when the effects of … [Read more...]
Ty Glas station reopens & charity rail trip announced
Transport for Wales has reopened Ty Glas railway station following the completion of a major programme of work to modernise the station and enhance safety for passengers and the local community with the new electric services introduced. While the level crossing reopened to the public in October 2025 following essential safety improvements, … [Read more...]
Fuel prices likely to remain high for some time
Don't expect a sudden fall in fuel prices this holiday season, says the RAC. RAC head of policy Simon Williams said, “The average price of a litre of unleaded is now at 157.71p - up 25p (19%) since the war began - while diesel has exceeded the 190p mark (190.62p) and is up 48p (34%) since February 28. Both fuels are now at their most expensive since late … [Read more...]
USA leads roadtrips wish list
To support travellers this year, the team at Leasing Options has curated a guide based on the 20 most popular global routes, measured by metrics such as the number of stops and affordability. The most popular roadtrips across the world are led by these US classics: 1) Blue Ridge Parkway With a monthly TikTok search volume of 110,000 and a Tripadvisor … [Read more...]
Car b&b rental considered by owners
Hard-up car owners would seriously consider renting out their car when they don't need it. March’s new Startline Used Car Tracker shows that 37% believe it is a good way to make money from their car when not in use, while 28% would trust the rental company to make relevant safety and security checks. Also, 18% say this kind of passive income is a useful … [Read more...]
Railway landmark event pulls into Llandudno
The biggest event in the heritage railway world is heading for Llandudno and Transport for Wales will be the headline sponsor. Hundreds of people from historic railways right across the UK are expected in Llandudno during March for the Heritage Railway Association Annual Awards 2026. Considered to be the ‘Oscars’ of the heritage rail world, the … [Read more...]
Anti-motorist legislation target in Senedd tomorrow
Welsh Conservatives will tomorrow ramp up pressure on the Labour controlled Senedd to prioritise motoring in policies and repeal restrictive law and decisions which it claims holds back the economy. Good transport connectivity across Wales is vital in supporting businesses, creating jobs, and boosting our economy. Yet Labour and Plaid’s direct attack on … [Read more...]
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