Disability group expressed concerns to council about Sandymount cycle lane
Dublin City Council to carry out a new study on the planned cycling track at Strand Road
Dublin City Council is to carry out a new study on a cycling track in Sandymount following complaints from people with disabilities.
There has been intense debate about the council’s plan to shut down one lane of traffic along Strand Road in order to create a new two-way coastal cycle lane. Plans for a six-month trial of the route have been supported by groups representing cyclists, but have been resisted by some locals.
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