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The Dublin Cycling Campaign made a submission (see pdf file below) on the draft Bye Laws on speed limits on local and regional road in Fingal.
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We warmly welcome the NTA’s Cycle Network Plan and support its early implementation.
We warmly welcome the NTA’s Cycle Network Plan and support its early implementation.
Pre-Budget submission from Cyclist.ie, the Irish cycling advocacy network.
Bicycle theft is a huge problem throughout the city, and one that has been particularily bad in Skerries, where many bikes have been stolen at the train station.
The Dublin Cycling Campaign supports a new campaign to make 30kph the default speed limit in European cities.
Dublin Cycling Campaign made a written submission to Dublin City Council on 4th February 2013. It concerned the traffic management works around St.
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The Campaign contributed to this Cyclist.ie submission to the Road Safety Authority seeking improvement in the ‘Rules of the Road’ guidance document and driver training.
In 2010 Dublin Cycling Campaign received funding from the Department of Transport under its Smarter Travel program to prepare a feasibility study / business plan for a cyclists’ map of Dublin.
We surveyed our members and Facebook friends to find the 10 worst junctions/streets in Dublin. These were presented to the Dublin City Council Cycle Forum in January 2011.
The current guidance for designing for cyclists is the 1997 DTO Cycle Manual. It is generally regarded as obsolete and not fit for purpose.
The Dublin Cycling Campaign, together with Cyclist.ie, strongly support the introduction of widespread 30Kp/h zones in the city, particularly in residential streets and in the vicinity of schools.
In 2009 Ghostbikes began to place bikes in Dublin in memory of cyclists who have been killed in Road Traffic Collisions.
Scottish group Spokes obtained funding for research into storing bikes in Edinburgh’s typically small apartments, and produced this useful brochure
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