Transport & traffic roundup

Published: 28 May 2025
By Chris Haycock

Today''s Major Traffic Incidents

A40 - A40 : Both directions : Llanhamlach to Cefn Brynich : Surveys : Temporary traffic lights : Slow moving vehicles : 02/06/25-06/06/25 0600-1800 : Description: A40 : Both directions : Llanhamlach to Cefn Brynich : Surveys : Temporary traffic lights : Slow moving vehicles : 02/06/25-06/06/25 0600-1800 :, Start time: 02/06/2025 6:00 , End Date: 06/06/2025 18:00, Severity: Severe, Source: Welsh Government, Last updated: 26/05/2025 9:28Incident, 1.49 miles of Llanfrynach.

Pathways to Net Zero Transport is the fastest growing source of global greenhouse GHG emissions and the UK’s biggest polluting sector.  Emissions from road transport – 95% of the UK’s transport total – have hardly changed since 1990. Vehicles efficiency gains have been largely offset by larger vehicles and rising demand. According to the Climate Change Committee, the annual… (Transport Wales)

TfL confirms bus route changes in central London BBC News - TfLmp;#39;s decision follows a public consultation earlier this year about potential changes to routes. (Various)

Search is on for artist to create station mural BBC News - The search is on for an artist to create a mural at a railway station after mp;pound;4,000 in funding was secured. (Various)

Be the change you wish to see The global average temperature continues its relentless rise.  Global warming reached 1.58°C in the 12 months to the end of April 2025.  UN Climate Change Chief Simon Stiell has warned that the world is on a trajectory to 3°C[i]. But at a very time that the world needs to step up efforts to tackle the… (Transport Wales)

The Pillars of Unity Greener Vision is holding a series of discussions to explore how to develop a response to the climate crisis commensurate to the scale of challenge. ‘The Pillars of Unity’ series will build on the key conclusions from Greener Vision: Pathways to Net Zero and explore how we might embrace more holistic thinking and develop an… (Transport Wales)