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Consultation on rail review launched
The National Transport Authority and Iarnród Éireann have launched a process of consultation around the Rail Review 2016 Report, which was published today.
NTA celebrates sale of two millionth Leap Card
The 2 millionth card was sold in recent days, less than five years since the first one was rolled out on December 12th 2011.
No fare increase for 75% of public transport users in 2017
The National Transport Authority today published its Fares Determination reports for 2017 – the annual decisions on fares to be charged by the contracted public transport operators in Ireland – Dublin Bus, Iarnród Éireann, Bus Éireann and Luas.
Public Consultation on SPSV (taxi, hackney or limousine) Driver Entry Requirements
The Authority is seeking opinions on the current SPSV driver licensing framework, together with the associated testing, training and monitoring of drivers, which has been in place since 2009. Should the current arrangements continue? Or should revised arrangements be put in place? We have prepared some information on driver licensing in both Ireland and other...
Invitation to imagine College Green as Dublin’s most important public space
Dublin City Council in association with the National Transport Authority and assisted by ‘Happenings’ will be hosting a public discussion workshop regarding the design of a Civic Plaza at College Green.
Minister Ross launches public consultation by NTA on ambitious proposals to tackle Merrion Gate bottleneck
The study being published began as a fresh assessment of the possible layout for a cycle way and walking route around Dublin Bay South, and to re-evaluate the environmental issues and cost factors.
You are invited to the launch & presentation of the NTA’s new Regional Modelling System
Tuesday, 25th of October 2016
Introductory statement to Joint Oireachtas Committee on Transport
The statement focuses on two areas in particular, the vision for public transport and the subvention of public transport services.
New and Existing members of Coca-Cola Zero dublinbikes can now access the scheme using their LEAP Card
From today the Coca-Cola Zero dublinbikes scheme will enable new and existing bike share members to use the service using just one smart card – their LEAP Card.