Transport and roads

Information about current and planned roadworks in Swansea. These include work by the council and utility companies.

Swansea bus station opening times and timetables.

Active travel is a term for making journeys by physically active means, like walking or cycling. We want to improve and promote active travel for the benefit of everyone.

Get on your bike with great cycling routes in Swansea for travel and leisure, part of the National Cycle Network (routes 4 and 43) and the Celtic Trail West.

Let us know of any problems on roads or pavements so that we can repair them.

We are responsible for the maintenance of public highways, pavements and cycle paths in Swansea.

Dropped kerbs, or vehicle crossovers are the lowered kerb stones that allow vehicles to legally access driveways and other access roads to homes.

Apply for street and highway permits, including skips, hoardings, oversails and pavement cafes.

Information for residents and visitors who use electric vehicles.

An adopted highway is a road, footpath or bridleway that is maintained at public expense. Swansea Council carries out maintenance of these highways in Swansea.

A vehicle may be treated as abandoned if it has been left in an area for a period of time or has no registered keeper. It may not be taxed and may also be in a dangerous condition.

Street lighting helps roads and footways to be used safely. We are responsible for maintaining 30,000 street lights and 5,000 illuminated traffic signs.

Current statutory notices relating to various proposals and orders made by Swansea Council.

We work with schools and communities to deliver an extensive programme of road safety education, training and awareness to help reduce road casualties.

Are you struggling to find transport to travel to work or training, or unable to accept a job opportunity because you can't get there?

Who to contact if road drains become blocked and start flooding.

To help improve driving conditions we grit the main roads when the road surface temperature is expected to fall below zero degrees and the road is damp.

Bridges and highway structures information, including how to report damage.

Large or heavy loads which need to be transported are known as abnormal loads. If you are planning to take an abnormal load along the highway you need to tell us beforehand.

Community transport provides journey opportunities for people who are unable to use conventional public transport or who live in an area not frequently served by public transport or those with a disability.

Find out answers to the most common questions we get asked about council vehicles.

Find out answers to the most common questions we get asked about speed cameras.

Find out answers to the most common questions we get asked about traffic lights / road signs.

Our walking, cycling and active travel routes make it easier to travel around Swansea on foot or by bike.

Strategies, plans and policies for transport and highways.