Bus Éireann’s five most complained about routes
Complaints made by Bus Éireann passengers nationwide are growing, according to figures obtained by TheCity.ie through Freedom of Information. Since the beginning of 2015, 1,268 […]
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Luas platforms left inaccessible for disabled commuters for more than a 1,000 hours
Luas elevators have been out of order for the equivalent of up to 82 days in the last two years. Lifts at the Dundrum stop have […]
Luas living on the rise once again
‘Housing crisis’, two words which are a bit sensitive for most Irish people in 2018. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that buying or renting […]
Cyclist safety uncertain as Luas Cross City prepares to launch
With the Luas Cross City project almost launched, Lee Shields explores the dangers to the city’s cyclists as Luas tracks have been extended across the […]
Over-priced, under-funded: the numbers behind Dublin’s transport system
The year is 2011, a jubilant Enda Kenny has been elected as Taoiseach for the first time, Labour are still a credible political party, the […]
More public transport journeys despite 2016 strikes
Most Dubliners chose to travel on Dublin Bus in 2016 according to new figures released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO). Over 125 million bus […]