Cork transport study is 'depressingly unambitious'

The Green Party has described cycling and public transport targets in a €3.5bn Cork transport study as “depressingly unambitious”.

Cork transport study is 'depressingly unambitious'

The Green Party has described cycling and public transport targets in a €3.5bn Cork transport study as “depressingly unambitious”.

Councillor Dan Boyle, the party’s leader on Cork City Council, said even if the modal switch targets contained in the Cork Metropolitan Area Transport Study (CMATS) are reached by 2040, the city will still have cycling or bus usage rates which are already being achieved in Dublin now.

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