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Cars to be banned from more areas to allow extra space for cyclists, pedestrians and public transport

Eliminating fares for buses and trains would result in just 1% reduction in car travel, Ernst and Young tells NTA

Size, weight and motor will be taken into account as councillors target ‘dangerous, cumbersome’ vehicles

What is it about the Irish State that causes massive delays and overspends on nearly every big project?

Exclusive: UAE’s Sultan Al Jaber says phase-out of coal, oil and gas would take world ‘back into caves’

Eamon Ryan says he wants to rapidly expand the public transport services.

Councillors welcome traffic plan as Eamon Ryan expects it to have ‘transformative’ effect on city centre from later this year

Government seeks to boost rail travel over shorthaul flights to cut carbon emissions

Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan defends ‘new age of rail’ plan, saying transport emissions need to drop

Brent Toderian, Vancouver based city planning consultant, discusses the Irish Government's target of getting one million electric vehicles on the roads by 2030.

Diageo and car park operators among businesses to raise concerns about plan to be presented to councillors this week

More oversized EVs and more roads take the focus off what is needed — better public transport and active travel

Only 15 schemes reassessed by expert roads review panel under ‘world-leading’ policy will go ahead

Myths that businesses are closing over the loss of a few parking spaces are creating opposition to bike lanes, a senior transport official said.

Warning that unless electric vehicle targets are 'smashed' there is no hope of reaching ambitious target of 51% emissions reduction by 2030

Review commissioned by governments both sides of Border recommends faster links between cities

Environmental campaigners called it "world-leading" but some warned of lost construction jobs.

Study linked to ad campaign Your Journey Counts indicates a significant minority are resistant to change

A 13-year-old boy from Co Mayo, speaking to politicians at an Oireachtas committee, has criticised the lack of rail services in Ireland.

The unseasonably warm weather has left Eamon Ryan with all sorts of mixed emotions. Sitting in his office in the Department of Transport last Thursday even...

The All Island Strategic Rail Review is expected to be published in the coming months.

A record number of people used public transport last year, as new figures from the National Transport Authority show use rose by almost a quarter in a year.

Ireland has the third highest level of greenhouse gas emissions per capita in the EU and levels are still rising despite Government commitments to reduce e...

Leo Varadkar’s support for roads is nostalgia for a world suffocating on its own emissions

We need to start confronting the environmental factors that denigrate public health in Dublin city

In cities at least, e-bikes make more cultural and consumer sense

Review of city parking bylaws will also result in elimination of all free parking within canal cordon

As private cars cause highest traffic emissions, we need to prioritise heavy investment in our public transport, cycling and pedestrian infrastructures, writes Brian Caulfield

Experts see few signs that Irish cities are being prepared to dramatically cut reliance on private cars

Call for Europe-wide lower price tickets to address climate and energy crises

SEAI published Ireland’s Energy Balance for 2021, which provides the complete information on Ireland’s energy use.

The plan aims to reroute traffic travelling through Dublin city centre and on to somewhere else. But not everyone is in favour of it

Supports for motorists in rural areas to buy electric vehicles may continue while grants for other buyers are scaled back.

Stockholm will ban petrol and diesel cars in a central area of the city as of 2025 in a bid to improve air quality, a vice-mayor has said.

Data shows proportion of new cars sold in Ireland that are sport utility vehicles is higher than EU average

Should people who drive bigger cars have to pay more to park them? It’s one idea being floated by Dublin City Council, to disincentivise people from drivin...

Paul O’Donoghue takes a look at the long-running project.

Men outnumber women by two-to-one on bikes in Australia. It’s time more women were involved in planning new bike paths and protected lanes to feel safer on the road.

Brian Caulfield, Associate Professor, School of Engineering at TCD Conor Faughnan, Transport Consultant

The Green Party leader said a demand-management strategy on a range of measures for the transport sector will come to Government in the coming weeks.

The system has been suggested as a kind of gateway to light rail infrastructure.

The National Transport Authority recently said it would take “years” for the service to be rolled out.