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NAT Group grows Swansea presence

Sally Walker
Sally Walker
Published: August 5, 2019
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NAT Group has taken over the operation of five key bus routes in Swansea and introduced simplified fares to all its routes in the city.

The new services commenced on 1 August and are run under contract to Swansea Council.

Says NAT Group MD Adam Keen: “It is particularly exciting news for our local team in Swansea, who are passionate about providing high-quality bus services in their city.”

The simplified fare structure has been designed to make bus use more convenient, adds Mr Keen. It is based on a zonal system, with some low-use tickets removed from sale.

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