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NTA's Connecting Ireland Rural Mobility Plan for 2023 proposes to…
NTA's Connecting Ireland Rural Mobility Plan for 2023 proposes to introduce 67 new or enhanced bus services to better connect rural towns and townlands across the country.
With 249 million passenger journeys having taken place in 2022,…
With 249 million passenger journeys having taken place in 2022, the latest figures put Ireland's public transport ridership recovery at 98% of pre-pandemic levels.
In order to deliver a seamless, emission free public transport…
In order to deliver a seamless, emission free public transport service to Athlone's residents, Bus Éireann drivers have undergone an extensive training programme on the driving, maintenance and operation of the new electric vehicles.
NTA's local hackney pilot service will improve connectivity across rural…
NTA's local hackney pilot service will improve connectivity across rural Ireland, by providing transport services in over 20 locations which do not currently have a full-time taxi or hackney operation.
For the latest instalment of Intelligent Transport’s exclusive COVID-19 recovery…
For the latest instalment of Intelligent Transport’s exclusive COVID-19 recovery series, Anne Graham, CEO of Ireland’s National Transport Authority, discusses how investing in service level enhancements and improving value for money on public transport fares has helped to increase the authority’s passenger numbers post-pandemic, as well as why it is…
Running for a period of nine months, the pilot will…
Running for a period of nine months, the pilot will provide the National Transport Authority with data to inform a decision on whether to omit or replace flashing beacons at crossings with a fixed sign.
The fourth phase of Dublin's BusConnects programme will see two…
The fourth phase of Dublin's BusConnects programme will see two new 24-hour routes enter passenger service on 16 October 2022, providing the Irish capital's residents with enhanced bus services seven days a week.
People across Dublin and the surrounding areas can now benefit…
People across Dublin and the surrounding areas can now benefit from safe and accessible transport services at night-time, with eight Dublin Bus routes now operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
In line with its commitment to improve public transportation in…
In line with its commitment to improve public transportation in Ireland, the National Transport Authority's increased 2021 investment represents a 78 per cent increase on the previous year.
In achieving its gold cycle-friendly status, NTA joins a community…
In achieving its gold cycle-friendly status, NTA joins a community of European and Irish employers who are using cycling to improve staff well-being and contribute to national decarbonisation and green travel goals.
With the first 120 buses expected to enter passenger service…
With the first 120 buses expected to enter passenger service in 2023, NTA will gradually procure and deploy the remaining battery-electric buses across Ireland over a period of five years.
Combined with the 20 per cent fare reduction on public…
Combined with the 20 per cent fare reduction on public transport already in place across the country, public transport costs for young adults will be 60 per cent cheaper until the end of 2022.
This is the final of two sets of fare reductions…
This is the final of two sets of fare reductions that have been launched in the country as part of the government’s package to reduce the cost of living, and will take effect from 9 May 2022.
In line with Cork’s sustainability commitments, the investment will facilitate…
In line with Cork’s sustainability commitments, the investment will facilitate the creation of new sustainable transport corridors and cycling and walking infrastructure, in order to encourage public transport use and active travel.
Implemented as part of the government’s package to reduce the…
Implemented as part of the government’s package to reduce the cost of living, this is the first of two sets of fare reductions to be launched in the country, with fare cuts in the Greater Dublin Area to be introduced in May 2022.
