Let’s ride a bike through the heart of the transport grand plan

WE now have Transport 21, a long-term strategy to deal with Ireland’s network.

Let’s ride a bike through the heart of the transport grand plan
Fri, 18 Nov, 2005 - 00:00

However, the grand plan ignores cycling. While increasing car usage has created a coil of unending traffic jams, most people still choose not to cycle.

The main reasons for this are something I would like to discuss and resolve.

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