‘Most impactful’ way to reduce traffic in Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick and Waterford is a steep rise in the cost of parking, study published by the Department of Transport says

Department of Transport says urgent work underway to address ‘disharmony’ in Co Clare unit

Public Accounts Committee told new network plans had to be redrawn because of public opinion on the strategy

The new proposals from Eamon Ryan’s Department of Transport are aimed at reducing car journeys by 10 per cent by 2030 by shifting more people onto public transport

The recent road traffic bill which went through the Dáil contained no provision on the issue

Records show the light-rail project has cost €70.3 million between March 2018 and October 2021

The plans create two five-year ceilings for emissions that are consistent with Ireland’s legal target to reduce emissions by 51 per cent by 2030 based on 2018 levels

New legislation allows for the extension of dynamic traffic management to motorways and national roads across the country

Several international operators hope to supply Irish local authorities with shared scooter schemes

Eamon Ryan, the Minister for Transport, has declined to give a guarantee that the road will be built

Campaigners say it has been 10 months since the Minister for Transport announced 248 new staff in local authorities to help deliver walking and cycling paths ‘but we haven't even seen these new posts advertised yet’

Conference and event tourism like Aviation Week was worth a staggering €760 million to the Irish economy in 2019 and we can’t afford to lose it

Sales of electric cars continue to rise and rise, but it’s time to start planning now for the threats of increased congestion and reduced revenue

Up to 600 trucks a day are passing through the heritage town of Abbeyleix, most likely to avoid paying tolls on the M8

New rules and safety protocols will provide the foundation for the eventual rollout of autonomous vehicles on roads network

The Sandymount cycle lane controversy suggests we should be more ambitious and look to cities such as Amsterdam to see how it won hearts and minds for a new vision of ‘living streets’

The company will offer contracts to lease the cars from €200 per month

Electric vehicle charging infrastructure will have to be installed in apartment complexes with more than 10 spaces

Minister Patrick O’Donovan announced that the Dublin park’s side gates, many of which had been closed to cars last year to allow more space for walkers and cyclists, will now stay open

The government’s Climate Action Bill became law last Friday but, as we step up efforts to reduce our emissions, some areas such as data centres and farming are a cause for concern