Residents look to highlight negative impact of new Dublin bus lanes

They are calling on the National Transport Authority to change proposals under the NTA's BusConnects scheme.

Sat, 23 Mar, 2019 - 07:39

Digital Desk staff

Residents and business owners in Stoneybatter in Dublin are holding a community day later to highlight what they believe will be the negative impact of new bus lanes in the area.

They are calling on the National Transport Authority to change proposals under the NTA's BusConnects scheme.

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