Passengers using the T4 bus service in Brecon are being advised of a temporary change due to roadworks in the town.
Williams Coaches announced on Thursday, July 2, that the T4 service will no longer be able to serve Free Street until further notice because roadworks have narrowed sections of Glamorgan Street.
A spokesperson said: "Due to the road works narrowing sections of Glamorgan Street in Brecon, the T4 will not be serving Free Street until further notice.
"We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause."
TrawsCymru also confirmed the disruption, saying larger vehicles are unable to pass through the affected area.
"The T4 will not be able to serve Free Street, Brecon until further notice (due to roadworks making it impossible for larger vehicles to pass through)," a spokesperson said.
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"Passengers should make their way to the Bus Interchange."
The T4 service, which connects Newtown and Merthyr Tydfil via Llandrindod Wells, Builth Wells and Brecon, is jointly operated by Williams Coaches and Celtic Travel.
TrawsCymru services are funded by the Welsh Government and provide public transport links for communities across Wales.
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