Cork-Limerick transport project to feature 'mobility hubs' and active travel routes 

Some 80kms of active travel infrastructure has been planned to link Cork and Limerick, as well as improvements to public transport

Bruree, Co Limerick, is one of nine junctions to have a mobility hub to provide secure parking for park and ride or park and share, bus stops and charging points for ebikes, cars, buses and trucks. Picture: Dan Linehan

Nine junctions with mobility hubs to encourage ‘smarter travel options’ and some 80kms of active travel routes have been unveiled in the latest update on the €1bn Cork to Limerick transport project.

A new study area has also been identified which could see the route of the proposed N/M20 road skirt west of Rathduff, north of Blarney, rather than a widening of the existing road.