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Route Switchover Signals Substantial Increase in Bus Services in Dublin
Pictured above: NTA CEO Anne Graham and James Caffrey, Head of Finance at Go-Ahead Ireland. New livery, new operator for bus routes 45a, 59, 63 and 75 Four bus routes are to switch from Dublin Bus to Go-Ahead Ireland from Sunday October 7, in a move that will see improved services, not just on these...
NTA RECOMMENDS NO FURTHER TENDERING OF DUBLIN BUS SERVICES
NTA is proposing that Dublin Bus should retain service levels at 2019 levels at least, and that there should be no further tendering processes which would reduce service levels by the company. The proposal is contained in documents published today for public consultation by the Authority on the award of direct contracts for Dublin Bus...
Online Taxing of Small Public Service Vehicles
Important Notice Owners of Taxis, Hackneys and Limousines can now tax online on the Department of Transport Tourism and Sports Online Motor Tax website, www.motortax.ie . The Department has worked closely with the National Transport Authority in developing an electronic interface that will enable all Small Public Service Vehicle (SPSV) licence holders supply the necessary...
Project EDWARD
A DAY WITHOUT FATALITIES ON EUROPE’S ROADS? The National Transport Authority encourages Irish road users to log-on and take the Project EDWARD pledge. Project EDWARD allows members of the public to sign up to pledge their support for this road safety initiative. Launched in 2016, the project is supported by drivers across the continent, plus very...
Customer Notice about new bus service 175 from Citywest to UCD
Dear public transport customer, As 24 Public Service Obligation (PSO) bus services, operated by Go-Ahead Ireland are rolled out between now and January 2019, we wanted to let you know what will be different about these services compared to those operated by Dublin Bus, and what will be the same. The first of these routes,...
SPSV Newsletter Issue 42
SPSV Newsletter Issue 42
Public Transport Services in Dublin will continue this weekend
Anne Graham Chief Executive Officer of the national Transport Authority says that public transport in Dublin will continue all through the weekend with a service level that will be as close as possible to a normal weekend schedule. She said: “While the papal visit and the events surrounding it will cause some disruption, it is...
Parking for 3,000 bicycles available for Phoenix Park mass
NTA and has announced that there will be three bicycle parks available for people who want to travel to the Papal Mass in the Phoenix Park by bicycle next Sunday. The facilities are at the DIT Grangegorman, (junction of Grangegorman Rd Upper and North Circular Rd); Civic Offices at Wood Quay; and Scoil Bhríde Cailíní,...
Taxi Access in Controlled Areas on Sunday 26th August 2018
A controlled access area will be in place from 6am to 11pm on Sunday 26th August 2018 for the Mass by Pope Francis in the Phoenix Park. The priority for this event is public transport, including Small Public Service Vehicles (SPSV’s) in order to ensure the safety of the high volumes of pedestrians expected. Taxis...