Good news. The Council’s City Centre Plan marks a step-change in how we get around and would make life better for Dubliners who are more vulnerable and less privileged, who physically or financially are unable to drive.
Councillors vote for Dublin City Centre Transport Plan to go ahead with greater consultation with disabled groups irishcycle.com/2024/04/29/c...
A Section 140 motion to delay the Dublin City Centre Transport Plan was amended by councillors so that it no longer includes a delay while also instructing council management to undertake greater, …
Hello! This webinar, at 7pm this Tuesday, is for anyone into growing and measuring active travel In their communities www.eventbrite.ie/e/measuring-...
Learn how to use Telraam devices to measure active travel, engage local residents, and influence policymakers in your area
TOMORROW 7.30pm BUSWELLS Gearing up for the local elections Rock along, check out our Top Asks for candidates, and let us know what yours would be. www.dublincycling.com/events/april...
Are you a politician or professional dealing with cycling? Then the Utrecht Master Cycling Study Tour might be for you irishcycle.com/2024/04/05/a...
The Utrecht Master Cycling Study Tour is planned to take place from June 24th to 26th, 2024. It is open to politicians and professionals from any country whose work involves planning and designing …
Thank you to @irishexaminer @ciananbrennan and Neil Michael for covering this. We're part of the coalition of campaigners for road safety who have signed this statement of no-confidence in Road Safety Authority Ireland 1/4
Of course we signed this letter. We’re sick of pointing out that @RSAIreland simply doesn’t seem to understand what road safety’s about … for people not in cars. irishcycle.com/2024/04/02/r...
Our Kevin Baker asked Metrolink oral planning hearing yesterday... - Why there's not enough bike parking at stations? - What Direct Vision standards trucks will have? - Where's the M50 active travel bridge gone? May changes be made on TII's plans! #activetravel#activetransport#transportcycling
Cycling in the Leo years: Irish Cycling Campaign’s take: cyclist.ie/2024/03/the-...
Drivers of cars by General Motors, Kia, Subaru and Mitsubishi may not realize that their driving data — like when they sped or braked too hard — is being shared with insurance companies. Numerous people have complained about spiking premiums as a result. nyti.ms/3wHDftF
