NRA draws up €700m plan to tackle gridlock

The National Roads Authority is reportedly close to completing a €700m plan designed to reduce traffic gridlock around Dublin and improve access to the city.

Tue, 23 Sep, 2003 - 09:31

The National Roads Authority is reportedly close to completing a €700m plan designed to reduce traffic gridlock around Dublin and improve access to the city.

Reports today said the plan would be delivered to the Government "shortly".

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