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Proposed Traffic Management works on St. Stephen’s Green East and St. Stephen’s Green North, Dublin 2 to facilitate LUAS Broombridge. Please click here for full details.

Samuel Beckett Bridge - Schedule of Bridge Openings

Please click here for the proposed schedule of bridge openings for March-June 2013.


East Link Bridge Tolls

The current tolls being applied at East Link Toll Bridge are as follows:

Class of Traffic

Amount of Toll €

Motor Cars

 1.75

Buses/commercial vehicles not included in any other class with an unladen weight not exceeding 2 tonnes

 2.60

Commercial vehicles over 2 tonnes unladen weight and with not more than 2 axles

 3.50

Commercial vehicles over 2 tonnes unladen weight and with not more than 3 axles

 4.30

Commercial vehicles over 2 tonnes unladen weight and with 4 or more axles

 5.20

 

Taxi Rank Bye-Laws

Dublin City Council has made Bye-Laws entitled Dublin City Council Appointed Stands (Street Service Vehicles) Bye-Laws 2011 in respect of regulating the location and operation of taxi stands in the Dublin City area. These Bye-Laws are effective from 12th December 2011.

Please click here  more information.

Easy travel planning with traffic images

A still image taken from a traffic camera showing traffic on the street

Plan a journey in Dublin by using recent images of traffic conditions on the city’s main roads

Dublin City Council Control of Horse Drawn Carriages Bye-Laws 2011

 Dublin City Council has made Bye-Laws entitled Dublin City Council Control of Horse Drawn Carriages Bye-Laws 2011.  The Bye-Laws regulate the operation of Horse Drawn Carriages in respect of the administrative area of Dublin City Council and they came into effect on 1st February, 2011.

The main areas covered by the Bye-Laws are:

Location of hiring stands for hiring of hackney carriages

Standards  for hackney carriages

  • Requirements in relation to Proprietors/Drivers
  • Licence numbers and fees
  • Insurance requirements
  • Fare arrangements
  • Animal Welfare issues
  • Use of Dung Catchers

The Bye-Laws may be inspected during normal office hours in Dublin City Council, Roads and Traffic Department, Block 2, Floor 5, Civic Offices, Wood Quay, Dublin 8, Tel No. 222 2531 or can be downloaded by clicking here


 

College Green Bus Corridor is in operation Monday to Friday

The full operational hours of the College Green Bus Corridor are as follows:

Monday to Friday 07:00 to 10:00
Monday to Friday 16:00 to 19:00

During these hours, only Buses, Taxis and Cyclists are permitted to travel through the College Green Bus Corridor.
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Apply for Motortax Online

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Read more about applying for motor tax online or log on to www.motortax.ie

 

 


Dublin City Council's Workplace Travel Plan

Travel Plans offer organisational, environmental, community benefits.  Dublin City Council recognises this and has developed sustainable transport principles in line with environmental policy commitments. Read the Workplace Travel Plan.

dublincitycycling.ie

Getting around Dublin by bike means you don't have to worry about sticking to bus timetables or being restricted by parking meters. Whether you're just popping down to the shops to pick up some milk, commuting to work or cycling to get fit and help the environment, cycling gives you the freedom to be flexible and spontaneous. Go to dublincitycycling.ie.