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Maesteg bus station is located off Church Street; the postcode is CF34 9AD.
Main bus routes include:-
X3 Maesteg - Port Talbot - Swansea
70/71 Bridgend - Maesteg - Cymmer
From the south, A4063 to town centre along Commercial Street, right into Talbot Street (B4282) and right to Church Street; bus station on right.
Call direct on:
Tel0871 200 22 33
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