Transport Action Network Cymru was established in 2021 to strengthen our presence in Wales and to support the Welsh Government’s move away from road building.
We advocate for the creation of a truly sustainable, accessible, and efficient Welsh transport network, which will reduce carbon emissions and decrease the reliance on private motor vehicles for journeys across Wales.
We have provided support for the roll out of 20mph as the default residential speed limit, and campaigned for bus reform through the Bus Services (Wales) Act 2026, which received Royal Assent in February 2026 and moves Wales towards a franchised bus network — with rollout beginning in South West Wales in 2027, followed by North Wales, Southeast Wales, and mid Wales through to 2030. We continue to press for this reform to be backed with the investment needed to deliver on its promise, and for air pollution through our work with Healthy Air Cymru on the development and now the implementation of Environment (Air Quality and Soundscapes) (Wales) Act 2024.
We work closely with a range of organisations in Wales, including Healthy Air Wales and Climate Cymru. We have regular meetings with other NGO’s and Government officials and are happy to speak with local groups or individuals on any transport issue.
You can find out more about Welsh transport policy here
Get in touch
If you would like to get in touch with Gwynfor Edwards, our Campaigns Organiser for Wales, you can email him at Gwynfor@Transportactionnetwork.org.uk.
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