Bwcabus

Page updated on: 03/12/2019

Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Many bus services are now operating a reduced service. We advise you to check your journey in advance with Traveline.

Face coverings will become compulsory for everyone travelling on public transport in Wales from Monday July 27.

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Struggling to get out and about due to lack of transport? Need transportation to access employment, training, education, healthcare, shopping or meeting friends and family? Have you considered Bwcabus? Get on Board.

If you don’t have a bus service or if the times are not suitable, take advantage of the Bwcabus demand responsive service. Bwcabus allows you the possibility to travel where and when you want. Operating 6 days a week, 7am to 7pm in the Teifi Valley.

The service enables people to travel between local towns and villages within the Bwcabus zone or connect to the main line bus services to travel further afield to places such as Aberaeron, Aberystwyth, Cardigan and Carmarthen.

  • Register your details once for free via our website or bilingual call centre
  • To book your journey give our call agents your desired journey details
  • Once your booking is confirmed, your journey is secure. It’s that easy!
  • Passengers can make regular bookings
  • Bookings can be made up to a month in advance
  • Concessionary bus pass holders in Wales travel completely free
  • Ticket offers available to regular commuters
  • Tickets available to connect with other service in the area

Let Bwcabus get you there! Flexible, Reasonable, Economical, Convenient. 

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