The journey to transform how we travel in Cork City will not be a smooth one

It was a rocky road to introduce the ‘Pana car ban’ in Cork City. However, even tougher choices are needed over the next 10 years if the city is to avoid being crippled by congestion, writes Eoin English.

The journey to transform how we travel in Cork City will not be a smooth one

It was a rocky road to introduce the ‘Pana car ban’ in Cork City. However, even tougher choices are needed over the next 10 years if the city is to avoid being crippled by congestion, writes Eoin English.

If 2018 was the year Cork was nudged towards public transport through the so-called Pana car ban, this year will be about setting out on the long journey towards delivering a reliable bus-based public transport system for Metropolitan Cork for the next 20 years.

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