Submissions by topics "Transport and Mobility"

EPA Comments on Issues Paper for the Cork City DP 2022-2028 Please find attached the Agency's comments in relation to the Issues Paper, to be considered in preparing the Plan and associated SEA. Read More	National Transport Authority Submission See attached submission. Read More
Transport Infrastructure Ireland Submission Attached Correspondence attached as per normal prescribed body submission. Please note this format of submission portal is not suitable for prescribed bodies . This is because emails can change , a person... Read More	De-emphasising the importance of personal cars and increasing use of public transport is essential to not only protecting the environment, but also ensuring scalability in transport within the city. Current improvement works, including those on Jacobs Island, are not created with sustainability or growth in mind. Too great an emphasis on the use of cars has been placed upon development both in... Read More
Little Island and Marino Point to Ringaskiddy Port Tunnel I would like to propose a Port tunnel that would allow increased port activity to have easy access to and from Motorways to North and National routes east and west. This would reduce dependence on... Read More	Suggestions for cycling and traffic routes Implement one way traffic on douglas and south douglas road to make room for cycle and bus lanes. There are 6 bus routes along these roads, and many cross roads between the roads to allow cars to... Read More
The *real lived experience is what counts. Unfortunately people won't use buses more often if they are still stuck in traffic. Also, if it's expensive; they have to wait a long time; varying arrival times; very uncomfortable... Read More	Pedestrian/disability access Hi, While I welcome the al fresco dining in the city centre. Please be cognisant of the needs of those who are visually impaired or have mobility issues. Street furniture and diners could... Read More
Motorbike and scooters are space efficient, fuel efficient, and traffic efficient. The City Council should recognise the role PTWs play in reducing traffic congestion and making our city more sustainable by encouraging their use. Motorbikes and scooters play a key role for many people who commute into, or through the city, from areas which are too far removed from the city centre to be reached by bicycle, or areas which are... Read More	Lee to Sea Greenway This initiative, which entails a segregated cycling and walking route from the west of the city to the east, and out to the coast at Crosshaven, would be a fantastic amenity for locals and visitors... Read More