Making Travel Choices

An expanded bus service with cheaper £1 fares, a new tram network, and enhanced regional links could soon be part of a cleaner, greener, and more modern transport system for Cardiff. Yet these changes may only become possible if a road user payment is introduced to help fund it, a new report reveals. The report,…

‘Commonplace’ is a new interactive website to gather feedback about walking and cycling paths across Cardiff. An interactive map allows pin points to be placed on the location and comments can be left about any improvements you’d like to see in your local area. All comments will help inform plans for future improvements to the…

Cardiff Council has now installed the first of its public EV chargepoints in 10 locations focussed in the Penylan, Riverside and Canton wards of the City. Locations that are already operational can be found on ZapMap. The system is provided by SWARCO eConnect  and provides 7kw chargepoints that will provide a full charge for an…

After the resounding success of Cardiff Car Free Day last month where thousands of people enjoyed the freedom of cycling through a car-less city centre; we are now looking forward to another great cycling event, Pedal Power’s ‘Ride For All’. Ride for All means just that – a cycle ride which includes everyone, all abilities…

Cardiff is set to celebrate another Car Free Day on Sunday, May 12thand everyone is welcome to attend to enjoy Cardiff and reclaim your streets. Following on from the success of last year's event when anestimated 10,000 people celebrated on the streets of Cardiff, this year promises to be even bigger and better. One of…

Healthy Travel Cardiff Healthy Travel Cardiff is an approach being taken across the public sector in Cardiff to encourage staff and visitors to our sites to walk, cycle, take public transport or use an ultra low emission vehicle. This is to help reduce people in Cardiff to be healthier and happier, and improve air quality…

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Cardiff Council secures world leading docked bike hire scheme nextbike is a world-renowned bike share provider and will manage 500 bikes across 50 docking stations in the city. The first phase of the scheme will be in place by May 2018 with the rest of the bikes on street within a short timescale. Cllr Caro Wild, Cabinet…

A map showing the new 20 MPH limits which will be implemented over the next three years has been released.  The City of Cardiff Council has set out the vision to have 20 MPH limits in residential areas in Riverside, Canton, Gabalfa, Grangetown, Plasnewydd, Adamsdown, Penylan, Splott, Butetown and further upgrade the scheme in Cathays.…