— CycleConnects will classify routes and influence what projects are funded first.
Public consultation on CycleConnects — a plan for what the National Transport Authority calls a “comprehensive cycle network for Ireland” — is due to end tomorrow, Friday, November 18, 2022.
The extended deadline allows people to reply up to 11:59pm on Friday night online at consult.nationaltransport.ie or by emailing activetravel@nationaltransport.ie.
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The network plan consultation covers areas outside of the Greater Dublin Area (GDA) —Dublin, Meath, Kildare, and Wicklow — which already has a network plan which was subject to consultation recently.
The consultation page shows a draft of route maps across Cork, Galway, Limerick, Waterford, as well as larger towns across and rural areas in counties outside the GDA.
If you want to know more about CycleConnects, watch this recent webinar hosted by Engineers Ireland featuring some of the people behind the project:
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