Short term – heavily invest in public transport from the commuter towns, primarily bus services, and incentivise remote working.
Medium term – build new public transport infrastructure e.g. train, metro, Luas, and remove remove ridiculous planning height restrictions on high rise apartments.
Long term – decentralisation, urban town planning.
002Chris on
And yet they still think the traffic isn’t bad…
caniplayalso on
The last 3 or 4 weeks have been mental on the M50, and thats without any crashes
Conscious_Handle_427 on
Oh those sweet sweet tolls
circuitocorto on
Is there any database with this data for the whole year and possibly for other cities in Ireland?
Ros1031 on
Induced demand strikes again.
Rulmeq on
This is why Eamonn wanted us spending €2 on public transport for every €1 on roads. You can fit 60 times more people in a bus, or 500 times more people in a train than you can in a car.
the_sneaky_one123 on
It’s a small price to pay. Office building landlords deserve their rent /s
Spraoi_Anois on
The toll should be split between north and south. It’s very unfair on people living on the north side.
sibholet on
Yes but the most important thing is that people must never be allowed to work from home. One office’s rent is another company’s income. Have you thought about the poor landlords?
GreaterGoodIreland on
Always a terrible stretch at rush hour…
Pure-Ice5527 on
That’s interesting data to see, where did you get it from?
Barryh7 on
I see cyclists are causing all this congestion again!
MainNewspaper897 on
For the return to work mandates to be seriously challenged. They contradict companies environmental goals. It needs to be challenged
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Would this look a reasonable fix?
Short term – heavily invest in public transport from the commuter towns, primarily bus services, and incentivise remote working.
Medium term – build new public transport infrastructure e.g. train, metro, Luas, and remove remove ridiculous planning height restrictions on high rise apartments.
Long term – decentralisation, urban town planning.
And yet they still think the traffic isn’t bad…
The last 3 or 4 weeks have been mental on the M50, and thats without any crashes
Oh those sweet sweet tolls
Is there any database with this data for the whole year and possibly for other cities in Ireland?
Induced demand strikes again.
This is why Eamonn wanted us spending €2 on public transport for every €1 on roads. You can fit 60 times more people in a bus, or 500 times more people in a train than you can in a car.
It’s a small price to pay. Office building landlords deserve their rent /s
The toll should be split between north and south. It’s very unfair on people living on the north side.
Yes but the most important thing is that people must never be allowed to work from home. One office’s rent is another company’s income. Have you thought about the poor landlords?
Always a terrible stretch at rush hour…
That’s interesting data to see, where did you get it from?
I see cyclists are causing all this congestion again!
For the return to work mandates to be seriously challenged. They contradict companies environmental goals. It needs to be challenged
At least 30% of them could easily work from home…
https://preview.redd.it/fqi9h66omy4g1.jpeg?width=960&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=43da76e4ebecdf1bd1345b6a6ea784043abb047c
Why can’t we just plonk a train track in the middle of it?