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  • NTA Launches Public Consultation on Phase One of The Core Bus Corridors Project

     The National Transport Authority (NTA) has today unveiled details of phase one of the BusConnects Core Bus Corridors project with the publication of the Emerging Preferred routes for four of the sixteen previously announced routes. Routes in phase one of the project include Clongriffin to the city centre; Swords to the city centre; Blanchardstown to the city centre; and Lucan to the city centre. A public consultation is now underway on the Emerging Preferred Routes on those four corridor... Read More

  • Public Transport Gets 93% Customer Satisfaction Rating

     More than nine in ten passengers are satisfied with public transport services, according to research undertaken on behalf of the National Transport Authority by Kantar MillwardBrown. NTA Customer Satisfaction Report TFI Customer Satisfaction Research Infographic   A total sample of 2,545 customers were interviewed from the 24th May to 30th June 2018. This included Dublin Bus, Bus Éireann, Iarnród Éireann and Luas customers. According to the findings, 93% of passengers ar... Read More

  • Substantial Increase in Bus Services in Dublin as Three Routes switch to New Operator

     Three more bus routes are to switch from Dublin Bus to Go-Ahead Ireland from Sunday October 21st, in a move that will see improved services, not just on these routes, but in other parts of the network too. Passengers on these routes will see immediate improvements in frequency and service levels from Sunday, and on 17 other routes being transferred to Go-Ahead Ireland in the weeks and months ahead. In addition, the switchover of routes will free up resources which has allowed the NTA to ... Read More

  • The National Transport Authority, based in Harcourt Lane in Dublin 2, are seeking suitable individuals to establish the following panels: Executive Officer Higher Executive Officer For additional information on these positions and for detailed instructions on how to apply, please download and read the relevant competition booklet by clicking on the links above. The National Transport Authority is an equal opportunities employer. In line with Public Sector Practice, our recruitment ... Read More

  • Moves to Simplification Continues in NTA Fares Determination for 2019

     No changes to daily and weekly Leap Card fare caps The process of the simplification of public transport fares in the Dublin area continues with 2019 fares for Bus, Luas, Dart and commuter rail taking a step towards a flat fare as envisaged in NTA’s BusConnects proposals. Simplifying fares and fare payment has been part of the sweeping proposals to improve public transport in the Dublin area since the NTA published the overall BusConnects proposals in 2017. For Iarnród Éireann passe... Read More

  • Route Switchover Signals Substantial Increase in Bus Services in Dublin

    Four bus routes are to switch from Dublin Bus to Go-Ahead Ireland from Sunday October 7, in a move that will see improved services, not just on these routes, but in other parts of the network too.

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  • Project EDWARD

     A DAY WITHOUT FATALITIES ON EUROPE’S ROADS? Transport For Ireland encourages Irish road users to log-on and take the Project EDWARD pledge. Project EDWARD allows members of the public to sign up to pledge their support for this road safety initiative. Launched in 2016, the project is supported by drivers across the continent, plus very generous public and private sector partners. The project's long-term aim is to spearhead significant and sustained reduction in death and serious injur... Read More

  • Public Transport Services in Dublin will continue this weekend

     Anne Graham Chief Executive Officer of the national Transport Authority says that public transport in Dublin will continue all through the weekend with a service level that will be as close as possible to a normal weekend schedule. She said: “While the papal visit and the events surrounding it will cause some disruption, it is important to point out that Dublin Bus, Iarnród Éireann, Bus Éireann and Luas will be operating a very comprehensive service on both Saturday and Sunday.... Read More

  • Transport for Ireland and Immigrant Council of Ireland launch 2018 ‘Join us on the Journey’ anti-racism campaign

                                                                                                                   A new anti-racism advertisement unveiled today (10.08.18) on Ireland’s public transport will featured 100... Read More

  • NTA publishes local ‘BusConnects’ network review brochures

       Interactive maps and route comparison table also live A range of additional materials and resources relating to the proposed new bus services under the Dublin Area Bus Network Review plan are now available at BusConnects.ie. These materials have been prepared as part of the public consultation process that is now underway. They include: Six area-based information brochures, each covering a sector of the city; New “Where Can I Go with BusConnects” tool showing how far ... Read More
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