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Public Consultation on taxi fare review gets under way
Proposals that maximum fares should be increased in line with costs of running a taxi, are going out to public consultation today.
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Major milestone successfully completed for Luas Cross City Project – June 2017
On Saturday 17 June and Sunday 18 June in Dublin city, the first trams were successfully tested on the new Luas Cross City route, marking a significant milestone for the project. On the Saturday, the gauge run consisted of using two trams moving at slow speeds (from 5kph up to 10kph) between St. Stephen’s Green, College Green, over to O’Connell Street before testing was completed at Broadstone. On the Sunday, the gauge run continued off-street between Broadstone and Cabra and then through t... Read More -
BusConnects can increase bus passenger numbers by 50%
BusConnects is a suite of initiatives to radically transform public transport in the Dublin region, it was launched today by Minister for Transport Sport and Tourism Shane Ross, and Anne Graham, Chief Executive Officer of the National Transport Authority. The ambitious proposals will put bus services at the heart of the solution when it comes to addressing congestion in the capital.
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Dramatic increase in NTA taxi checks in 2016
There was a dramatic increase in the number of on street licensing checks carried out by NTA Compliance Officers last year ….
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Dublin Bus refunds for service disruption on 31st March 2017
Dublin Bus will offer refunds to customers with annual, monthly and some other types of tickets effected by the service disruption on 31 March 2017. These refunds will become available once the current Bus Éireann dispute is settled.
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NTA announces plans to retain bus service connectivity
Response to the decision by Bus Éireann to withdraw from or reduce service on a small number of Expressway routes.
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No rural communities will be left behind
Introductory Statement from Anne Graham, Chief Executive Officer, National Transport Authority to the Oireachtas Transport Committee 22nd February 2017.
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NTA compliance officers in multi-agency enforcement operation
The operation was centred on the M1 motorway at junction 6, North and Southbound and connecting road networks, between the hours of 2am and 7am on Sunday 19th February 2017.
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Letter to the Editor of the Irish Examiner from Anne Graham, CEO National Transport Authority
The letter below appeared in today's (20th February 2017) Irish Examiner: Dear Editor, Victoria White’s piece in your newspaper (Thursday, 16 February 2017) was a timely addition to the debate on bus services. There seems however to be a fundamental misunderstanding of the NTA’s role and remit as set out in enabling legislation. The Authority contracts Bus Éireann to deliver Public Service Obligation bus services for which the company is wholly remunerated. As services in... Read More -
Two thirds of passengers into Dublin City Centre use sustainable transport modes
According to the Canal Cordon Report 2016 published by NTA and Dublin City Council, 134,559 people travel into the city centre at peak time using bus, train, Luas, walking or cycling. This is up from 132,188 in 2015.
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