Transport

Inflation has resulted in a decrease in the value of transport funding in Dublin and nationally, says NTA chief executive Anne Graham

Lay-bys to be restricted to emergency services and heavy goods vehicles, with private motorists directed to motorway service areas

Drennan was waiting at bus stop on journey home from work when fatally injured in incident

Suspect (20s) arrested at scene of two-car crash, while two other men taken to Dublin hospitals for treatment for injuries

Driving test has not changed since 2011, before introduction of e-bikes and e-scooters and expansion of motorway network

Cyclist Josilaine Ribeiro (36) was struck by truck on Dolphin’s Barn Bridge about 12:30pm on Monday

After another woman was killed on her bike this week in a crash with a truck driver, the partner of champion cyclist Gabriele Glodenyte recounts the aftermath of her death in a crash

The average speed of e-bikes ranges between 20 to 25 km per hour, while an e-scooter can travel up to 48km per hour

Varadkar hails development which will reduce travel time between Cork and Killarney by estimated 17 minutes

DAA chief says process likely to take two years and airlines may take extra capacity elsewhere in interim

Total of 22,280 electric cars registered in first 10 months of the year, up 46%, SIMI figures show

Planet Business: 44-year high for cocoa prices, Tinder’s new Matchmaker feature and Michael Cohen’s big week

Irish Rail says that so far this year there have been 71 incidents at level crossings across the rail network

New road safety Bill will introduce extra penalty points for road taffic offences on bank holiday weekends

Lack of regulation and alleged abuse by users makes island state the first in EU to act through it will incentivise scooter purchase

DAA reports more than 25m passengers as fears cap of 32m will be breached by year end

Proposal to be included in road safety legislation already introduced in other jurisdictions

Irish flights cancelled after Tuesday evening blaze which appears to have destroyed hundreds of cars

Budget 2024: Transport budget to expand use of electric buses and trains, while €937m is allocated for road maintenance

Climate plan set to clip carbon dioxide by more than 71,000 tonnes annually while expanding passenger rail and freight services

Airline also extends existing deal for five years

Two vehicles collided on N24 near Kilsheelan at about 1.20pm on Thursday afternoon

Collision shut northbound lanes from junction 13 causing ‘heavy congestion’ during rush hour

French maker of high-speed trains blames increase in inventory build-up and delivery delays

Coach reportedly veered off the road and fell close to railway lines before catching fire

Green Party Councillor calls for halt to renewal of leases on Dawson Street and Ilac car parks pending assessment of use options

No Bus Éireann services in county as union leader calls for resolution through ‘official channels’

Services ‘disappearing’ from bus stop displays is undermining confidence in public transport and forcing people back into cars, Sinn Féin TD says

Alcohol Ignition Interlock detects the level on the driver’s breath and immobilises the vehicle

Iarnród Éireann expects to fill roles by early 2024, but railway line not expected to open until early 2030s

The private coach operator swung to a €1.6m profit last year after losing money in 2021

Brother of singer Ronan Keating died in two-vehicle collision on N5 near Swinford in July

‘Credible’ investor’s identity unclear, leaving open possibility bid is backed by Saudi state or royal family, as McEvaddys and co-owners seek to sell 105-hectare site between runways for €210 million or more

McGrath indicates to Coalition colleagues that public bodies under their remit should maintain existing payment methods regarding cash

Proposed new online service has been welcomed by cycling campaigners

Oireachtas Committee on Transport to be told that NCT delays should be cleared by the end of this year

CSO’s transport bulletin for August captures changing traffic volumes and numbers on public transport

Use of petrol and diesel increased compared to last year in latest CSO figures

Cameras could be deployed on 460km of rural primary roads where there is consistent speeding, according to Transport Infrastructure Ireland

Woman in her 30s was injured in collision between lorry and car in Murragh, west Cork