Responding to the news, Aaron Hill, Director of CPT Cymru, said:
“We are pleased to see that Welsh Government has been able to maintain investment levels and provide much-needed certainty for bus services in Wales.
“In recent months, operators have seen strong growth on many services, but without additional investment from Welsh Government, the reality is many services would have ceased from April.
“It will be challenging to protect all services in the context of increasing costs, but operators will now work closely with local authorities and Welsh Government to safeguard the best possible network for local passengers.”
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