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Popular Leap Top-Up App now has increased functionality allowing users view last 5 transactions and save payment details
The Leap Top-Up is a free App for NFC-enabled Android phones.
Two new research reports on Ireland’s Taxi sector published
The annual Taxi Statistics for Ireland bulletin and the Taximeter Survey 2015, an innovative analysis of taxi driver operations, distances travelled and revenue earned in the industry were published today (9th May 2016).
Hooch the dog showcases the best of Limerick in his stroll about town
Students get Creative at Smarter Travel Student Multimedia Awards 2016.
Help Road Safety Authority gather important information
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has launched two surveys to seek insights and views on the topics of: a) Professional Driver Hours and b) Alternative Sanctions.
Census data feeds directly into future transport policies and plans
NTA encourages full participation in the Census on Sunday April 24.
Public Consultation on College Green Traffic Management Measures Launched
The proposals envisage a new civic plaza in College Green and accommodate Luas Cross City movements in both directions, past the front of Trinity College.
Public Consultation on College Green Traffic Management Measures Launched
The National Transport Authority has been working closely with Dublin City Council to plan new traffic management measures at College Green and surrounding streets. The proposals envisage a new civic plaza in College Green and accommodate Luas Cross City movements in both directions, past the front of Trinity College. Dublin City Council is inviting submissions...
Greater Dublin Area Transport Strategy 2016 – 2035 approved by Minister
The Strategy will guide decisions on transport throughout the region and will contribute to the economic, social and cultural progress of the Greater Dublin Area
National Transport Authority welcomes Transdev’s statement of commitment to the Irish market
Luas operations, under Transdev (previously “Veolia”) from the outset, have run extremely well, until the recent industrial relations disruptions. This weekend’s strikes (Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd April) will only add further inconvenience to the strong customer base that Luas has built up over the years".