Submissions by topics "Transport and Mobility"
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The proposed route of the greenway showcases the region’s defining natural features, including the Lee valley, Cork’s huge natural harbour, and its rugged coastline.
The route provides access...
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Due to the design of this junction and the flow of traffic using it without due care (not indicating to turn left traveling south) is a real cause of concern to the safety of all using this...
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Cork has made small amounts of progress in recent years in providing cycling infrastrucutre. The bike lanes on Washington Street and Coca Cola bike scheme are good examples of this. However, there...
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For the past 50 years, it has been accepted wisedom that planning should be achive the best outcome for motor vehicles and their users. Huge investment has been made in roads and valuable space in...
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From a driver in the city I have noticed that on camden quay the left lane is only for turning over Christy Ring Bridge. Could this lane be used for over the bridge and straight on.
Then the...
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In recent Global Competitiveness Reports presented by the World Economic Forum (WEF), the Netherlands was has ranked best in Europe regarding its transport network. Having spent the last two years...
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See also comments in cover letter in relation to parking, liveable cities, connectivity, biodiversity and transport.
Living in the McCurtain Street/St. Luke’s Area it would be nice to see actual...
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My family of three (two parents, one pre-teen) has always been car-free. My son has walked 1.5 km to school since he was four and my husband walks nearly 4km to work.
Pedestrian movement is the...
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