NTA to step up information campaign on Cork BusConnects after local concerns

Ahead of a series of community engagements on the project, the National Transport Authority says it plans to distribute an information leaflet on the scheme to more than 95,000 homes and businesses across Cork City in the coming weeks

Revamped bus network for the city include new more direct routes, a second 24-hour bus service, and several new high-frequency routes.

The National Transport Authority (NTA) is to distribute 95,000 leaflets about its contentious plans for a dozen 'super' bus corridors in Cork across the city from next week.

The information leaflets, which will go to homes and businesses in the area, will outline the scale of its ‘sustainable transport corridors’ (STCs) plans for the city, which were unveiled in June as part of the wider BusConnects Cork plan, which aims to deliver 93km of bus lanes in parallel with the complete overhaul and modernisation of the city’s public bus system.