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Trains · Dublin

Order for Dart trains approved but then stalled, putting rail expansion in Dublin, Cork and Limerick at risk says user group

The Department of Transport told this website that the Dart order to replace the original Dart fleet has been approved by the board of the National Transport Authorty (NTA) and that it is under the value that requires Government approval, but the NTA has said that the order is on pause because of the Government’s National Development Plan review. The Government’s National Development Plan review is being reported as the deciding factor for many …Read Article

Cycling · Mayo

Mayo walking and cycling scheme mainly includes new “Quiet Road” signs and markings

Mayo County Council is proposing a project branded as a “walking and cycling amenity” and “traffic calming” project in the Belmullet area, but the project mainly includes resurfacing, road signs and road markings. The project, named Blacksod Bay Loop Phase 1, Binghamstown – Cross Lake, is currently undergoing public consultation until August 1st. It includes new rural shared road signs, branded as “Quiet Road” signs. Unlike the shared street sig…Read Article

Councillor claims his position against cycle route is “evidence-based” and will defend it even if “cycling zealots bombard” him with emails

— Cllr says he was a “keen cyclist” before a recent injury and that he wants to see a Luas on a route where a cycle route just about fits continuously. Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council’s proposed flagship active travel project, the DLR Connector, is to provide an 8.5km route which the council claims will “enhance safety for all road users, and improve access to local schools, shops and amenities by active travel modes.” A non-statutory publ…Cycling · Ireland Read Article

Work is ongoing to link up paths to make one of Dublin’s longest continuous cycle routes

South Dublin County Council and its contractors have made substantial progress on the council’s last significant urban section of the Dodder Greenway in its area. In total, the project fills in approximately 600 metres of a gap on the greenway along Firhouse Road and Butterfield Avenue, between Kilvere and Knocklyon Road. New cycle tracks also extend around 240 metres from the junction with Knocklyon to the junction of Spawell, beside the Dodder…Work · Dublin Read Article

TD asks about making high-vis compulsory for “all pedestrians, cyclists and users of school transport”

A Fine Gael TD for Laois has asked the Minister for Transport about making the wearing of high-visibility jackets compulsory, as a road safety measure, for all pedestrians, cyclists and users of school transport. The written parliamentary question by Laois TD, William Aird, and its ministerial response were published on Tuesday, June 24th. Despite there being little evidence to support the effectiveness in high-vis reducing danger at a populatio…Fine Gael · Laois Read Article

“Why are there no bus lanes in Utrecht?”

Comment & Analysis: “Where are the bus lanes in Utrecht?” or “Why are there no bus lanes?” is a question I’ve heard over the years, and here, I try to answer that question a bit more comprehensively.In addition to editing IrishCycle.com, I have also run Dutch Cycling Study Tours, and one of the main locations we visit is Utrecht. While the study tours are focused on cycling, one of the questions that has been asked a few times is, “Where are the…Utrecht, Netherlands · Utrecht Read Article

Greenhouse Emissions Down, but Further Cuts Needed

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Ireland emitted 54 million tonnes of climate polluting greenhouse gases last year, according to the Environmental Protection Agency - 2% lower than in 2023.Environment · Ireland See the Story

More ambition needed: Schools and greenways should be linked in plan for Slane, says group

A local campaign group is seeking for Meath County Council to be more “ambitious in its plans for the future Slane Public Realm plan.” After the news this week that the Slane bypass was granted planning permission, the Navan Cycling Initiative said it is now calling on Meath County Council and Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) to improve the proposed plans for the Public Realm in Slane Village. A spokesperson for the group said: “This schem…Meath · Meath Read Article

Dublin’s Luas Network Set for Major Upgrades and New Lines Under 2050 Plan

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Plans for three Luas extensions, new stops and fleet upgrades, have been unveiled by Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) as part of its Luas 2050 plan.Dublin, Ireland · Dublin See the Story

Ciaran Cannon: Every 48 hours someone dies on Irish roads – not because they failed_ but because we did

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On average, someone dies on Irish roads every 48 hours, and many more suffer life-changing injuries.Ireland · Ireland See the Story

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Order for Dart trains approved but then stalled, putting rail expansion in Dublin, Cork and Limerick at risk says user group

Mayo walking and cycling scheme mainly includes new “Quiet Road” signs and markings

Councillor claims his position against cycle route is “evidence-based” and will defend it even if “cycling zealots bombard” him with emails

Work is ongoing to link up paths to make one of Dublin’s longest continuous cycle routes

TD asks about making high-vis compulsory for “all pedestrians, cyclists and users of school transport”

“Why are there no bus lanes in Utrecht?”

Greenhouse Emissions Down, but Further Cuts Needed

More ambition needed: Schools and greenways should be linked in plan for Slane, says group

Dublin’s Luas Network Set for Major Upgrades and New Lines Under 2050 Plan

Ciaran Cannon: Every 48 hours someone dies on Irish roads – not because they failed_ but because we did

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