New app to give motorists traffic info around Jack Lynch Tunnell

The Dunkettle Live App will make it easier for motorists to plan their journeys in the area, especially when construction of the Dunkettle/Jack Lynch Tunnel upgrade gets underway.

New app to give motorists traffic info around Jack Lynch Tunnell
Fri, 29 Nov, 2019 - 14:51
Sean O’Riordan

Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) is to launch a new app for motorists on Monday which will give them real time information on traffic movements in and around the Jack Lynch Tunnel.

The Dunkettle Live App which is available at here will be launched by TII to make it easier for motorists to plan their journeys in the area, especially when construction of the Dunkettle/Jack Lynch Tunnel upgrade gets underway.

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