Dublin City Council to extend plan to decrease van deliveries

It aims to ease traffic congestion and reduce carbon emissions.

Sun, 09 Sep, 2018 - 23:10

Environmentalists are backing plans to introduce parcel hubs that would reduce delivery vans in Dublin.

The move comes as UPS delivery company tested a scheme with Dublin City Council last year, which saw a decrease of around 200 van deliveries throughout the city.

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