The Dublin commuting podcast from 98FM. Discussing all aspects of commuting around Dublin city and county, hearing from the people keeping the capital moving and getting the views of transport experts and commuters.
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The Dublin commuting podcast from 98FM. Discussing all aspects of commuting around Dublin city and county, hearing from the people keeping the capital moving and getting the views of transport experts and commuters.
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Publishing Since
3/23/2019
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Recent Episodes
January 21, 2020
Commuting & The Election
<p>On this episode of 98FM's On The Move, we chat with Kevin Carter from the Dublin Commuter Coalition. The group have released their General Election Manifesto with key topics they feel are important for the capital.</p>
November 27, 2019
New 24-Hour Bus Routes & Hybrid Vehicles
<p>As Dublin gets its first two 24-hour bus routes, we chat to Donal Keating, operations manager at Dublin Bus.</p> <p>Donal tells us about routes 15 and 41, what type of service is being rolled out and what this means for the Nitelink network.</p> <p>We also hear about nine new hybrid vehicles which have joined the Dublin Bus fleet.</p>
November 19, 2019
Bus Connects - Revised Network Plan
In 2017, The National Transport Authority launched Bus Connects, an ambitious €2bn plan to change how Dubliners use the bus to get from A-B. Many bus passengers say it’s long overdue, with confusing route numbers, meandering routes and a complex fare structure making the simplest of journeys a struggle. For others, they like how the bus network is, and whilst they admit it needs to improve, they are cautious about how it’s done. Under the Bus Connects plans, the new network will be based around spines, a group of corridors labeled A to H, with a high frequency core branching out into individual routes. These spine corridors will be supported by a new range of orbital services, local routes and additional “lifeline” routes connecting local areas with the city. When the NTA released the first draft of their plans they were met with opposition. Resident groups across the city expressed anger at the prospect of losing their local route, bus driver unions took to social media to express their concerns, and politicians organised meetings to discuss the plans for their constituents. The Bus Connects team held 33 public events to explain the plans to the public and asked for feedback. Almost 50,000 people submitted feedback, and in October 2019, the NTA released revised plans for the bus network. Grainne Macken, head of communications with Bus Connects, joins us on our latest podcast to update us on the plans.
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