Following rigorous research and testing of various products that have come to the market since Covid-19, NAT Group has confirmed its updated cleaning product line-up and procedures to ensure that all Welsh Government regulations are adhered to, and exceeded.
Cardiff is set to trial its very first Demand Response Transport (DRT) scheme where passengers can remotely book bus journeys and schedules are altered according to demand.
NAT Group, in partnership with TrawsCymru and Monmouthshire Council, is to reinstate the former ‘Severn Express’ bus route which runs between Chepstow and Bristol via Cribbs Causeway and Clifton.
NAT Group has reassured the public that it is ready for an increase in passenger numbers as and when lockdown measures are reduced and people begin to return to work.
With international travel all but banned for non-essential trips, NAT Group has announced it will discontinue its overseas operations and focus all of its efforts on running high quality bus services and private hire throughout the UK.
Prominent Welsh bus operator, NAT Group, has received messages of gratitude from customers for its services during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Managing Director of NAT Group, Adam Keen, has responded to the latest government support.
NAT Group is offering free travel to all NHS workers as well as implementing a new cashless policy
South Wales’ largest taxi and private hire vehicle operator, Dragon Taxis, has acquired two Torfaen private hire companies to bolster its capacity in Cwmbran and Pontypool.
NAT Group will launch a new south Wales to London coach service on Friday 29th November and passengers can travel absolutely free on the first two days.