Yn ystod yr ymweliad â Wrecsam, llwyddodd y Dirprwy Weinidog i ddysgu mwy am brosiectau a fydd yn elwa o'r cyllid eleni gan gynnwys:£4.8 miliwn ar gyfer gwelliannau i fysiau gan gynnwys sgriniau gwybodaeth ar draws rhwydwaith Traws Cymru, adnewyddu gorsaf fysiau Bangor, a chynlluniau fflecsi newydd£2.7 miliwn ar gyfer gwelliannau mewn gorsafoedd trên gan gynnwys Wrecsam, a gwelliannau hygyrcheddmwy na £1 miliwn i edrych ar ffyrdd o wella cysylltedd rhwng Wrecsam a Lerpwlmwy na £1 miliwn ar gyfer Strategaeth Drafnidiaeth Eryri sy'n ceisio annog parcio a theithio, teithio ar fysiau a theithio llesol yn y Parc Cenedlaethol£1.5 miliwn i ddatblygu gorsaf integredig yn Shotton£670,000 tuag at ddatblygu Parkway Glannau Dyfrdwy£900,000 tuag at astudiaeth o brif rwydwaith arfordir gogledd Cymru, gyda'r bwriad o wella amseroedd teithio£250,000 i gefnogi'r gwaith o gyflwyno tocynnau integredig ar fysiau
During the visit to Wrexham, the Deputy Minister was able to learn more about projects that will benefit from the funding this year including:£4.8 million for bus enhancements including information screens across the Traws Cymru network, refurbishment of Bangor bus station, and new fflecsi schemes£2.7 million for improvements at train stations including Wrexham, and accessibility improvementsmore than £1 million to look at ways of improving connectivity between Wrexham and Liverpoolmore than £1 million for the Snowdonia Transport Strategy which aims to encourage park and ride, bus and active travel in the National Park£1.5 million to develop an integrated station at Shotton£670,000 towards the development of Deeside Parkway£900,000 towards a study of the north Wales coast mainline, with a view to improve journey times£250,000 to support the roll-out of integrated ticketing on buses