Website bids to cut Belfast centre traffic

A major new drive to cut traffic congestion in Belfast city centre was launched today with the unveiling of a new information website for motorists.

Website bids to cut Belfast centre traffic
Mon, 21 Oct, 2002 - 12:44

A major new drive to cut traffic congestion in Belfast city centre was launched today with the unveiling of a new information website for motorists.

Angela Smith, the new Northern Ireland Office Minister with responsibility for the Department of Regional Development, also announced a raft of new safety measures on Northern Ireland’s motorways.

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