FG reveal plans to ease traffic congestion in Dublin

Fine Gael has proposed an emergency plan to tackle traffic congestion in Dublin, ahead of a ban on Heavy Goods Vehicles in the city centre.

FG reveal plans to ease traffic congestion in Dublin
Sun, 18 Feb, 2007 - 12:32

Fine Gael has proposed an emergency plan to tackle traffic congestion in Dublin, ahead of a ban on Heavy Goods Vehicles in the city centre.

There are fears that the ban - which comes into effect tomorrow - could lead to chaos for commuters on the M50.

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