Who Operates the TFI Network?
The TFI network of services are delivered by a range of operators nationwide, including:
Over 1 million passenger journeys are made every day on average across the TFI network.
Expanding the TFI Network
Connecting Ireland Rural Mobility Plan
TFI is enhancing connectivity to education, employment, and healthcare through the Connecting Ireland Rural Mobility Plan. which has:
- Launched 150+ new or enhanced bus routes
- Increased connectivity in towns and villages
Transport for Ireland has Taxi/SPSV Fare and Taxi Customer Information. Small Public Service Vehicles (SPSV) are taxis, hackneys and limousines.
BusConnects Dublin Network Redesign
In Dublin, the BusConnects Network Redesign. has:
- Introduced new routes
- Increased frequency of services
- Improved city-wide connectivity
Investing in Sustainable Transport
TFI is rolling out a new fleet of accessible vehicles, including:
- Fully electric buses
- Hybrid electric trains
Customer Satisfaction
According to a recent Customer Satisfaction Survey :
- 82% of passengers have a positive sentiment towards TFI services
- 39% are very satisfied and 43% are fairly satisfied
Smart Travel with TFI Technology
Make your journey easier with TFI’s digital tools:
- TFI Live App:
Plan your trip door-to-door with real-time departure info for bus, train, and tram services.
- TFI Leap Card:
Save up to 30% on fares. Available for:
- Adults
- Young Adults (19–25) – save up to 50%
- Students
- Children
- The TFI 90 Minute Fare:
Travel across Dublin for 90 minutes using multiple transport modes:
- €2 for adults
- €1 for young adults/students
- €0.65 for children
- Contactless Payments
Options are being developed to allow passengers to pay for services with contactless bank card/phone payment.
Taxi Services
Taxi and SPSV (Small Public Service Vehicle) services also form part of the TFI Network: Taxi/SPSV Fare and Taxi Customer Information
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