National Transport Authority

Dublin City Council said Transport Infrastructure Ireland will be asked to shoulder the majority of costs

Harold’s Cross ‘almost car-free’ after lending e-bikes to parents for up to three months at a time

‘We’re being forced out of the city centre’ : NTA suggestions to curb car journeys include a €10 congestion charge in cities,

‘It’s wet, yeah, and cold. But you are wrapped up and cycling past hundreds of cars that are not going anywhere’

Report shows free transport increased public use by 22%, driven mainly by reduction in walking and cycling

How have other places fared in the wake of abolishing payment for use of buses and trams?

Smart Money: A political row is approaching as Ministers try to find a way to get motorists out of their cars

Eliminating fares for buses and trains would result in just 1% reduction in car travel, Ernst and Young tells NTA

Policy options under consideration include charges, fuel price increases and cheaper public transport

Minister for Transport set to unveil range of policy initiatives to Cabinet in an effort to curb journeys

Coalition tensions are growing over plans to cut private car usage, with congestion charges and 400% hike in parking charges among the options

Company warned of ‘ongoing antisocial behaviour and frustration’ due to demand

Project part of planned 277km greenway linking capital to Galway

On-board catering, suspended during Covid-19, yet to return on most trains

Transport document notes new bus routes will prioritise remote rural areas with Ukrainian refugees

More than 40 per cent of active travel fund to be spent in Dublin

The prolonged delivery schedule for new train and Luas services casts doubt on whether many will ever be delivered

The NTA’s 20-year strategy for the Greater Dublin Area brings transport choices that will consign congestion to our past

Eamon Ryan says similar initiatives will help reach goal of reducing State’s transport emissions by half

Incoherent approach to multibillion euro development indicates that the National Transport Authority is making it up as it goes along

Replacing vehicles has become more difficult due to Brexit and global supply problems

Transport company clocks up 89.5m customer journeys over the year

Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan commits to reviewing increases after concerns raised in leaders’ meeting

International investment funds provide the money, and take the risk, for our motorway network

Bus drivers may be added to ‘critical skills’ shortage list

New routes ‘subject to the availability of sufficient driver resources’, says NTA deputy chief

Projects in 19 counties over three years will include acceleration of traffic restrictions across Dublin

G Spine routes will run from city to west Dublin and docklands

Proposal not out for public consultation by National Transport Authority

Up to 4,000 cars are granted reprieve amid global shortage of new cars

New timetable to come into effect from December with additional train services in Dublin’s commuter belt, Mayo, Carlow and Tullamore

Calls for a transport police unit follow recent assaults on the network

Funding of €72.8m allocated to 19 local authorities for 340 sustainable transport projects in 2021

Files reveal American cab-hailing company’s intensive efforts to sway FG ministers and top officials to back rule changes in face of opposition from State’s taxi regulator

The decision to have a metro for Dublin was made a long, long time ago

Irish rail fell victim to gangs whose ambition is to get their 'moniker' on as many European rail fleets as possible

The metro must be the most announced public transport project the State has ever proposed

Union official criticises comments from transport authority on drivers’ absences

Electric buses will become norm in every city, predicts Minister for Environment Eamon Ryan

Report cites ‘major concern’ for Luas passengers from motorists running red lights