On March 4th, there was a substantial change in the legalization of e-scooters. That’s because the Road Traffic (Amendment) (Personal Light Electric Vehicles) Bill 2021 was submitted. This is a bill intended to be debated at Dail to regulate the …
E-scooters have been rapidly growing in popularity in recent years thanks to the speed and convenience they provide not only for recreational use, but an increasing number of commuters have also taken to them. Halfords saw a spike in the number …
In a normally quiet commuter town in Dublin, an e-scooter was taken from a commuter by masked men and Gardai are searching for them. On Sunday during the evening, the incident happened at The Avenue in Ratoath. The rider of …
A recent move was announced to afford GARDÁI the authority to immediately seize quad bikes and scramblers if operated in violation of new regulations intended to thwart anti-social activities related to their use. Proposed rules were sent to Cabinet today, …
Nearly a generation after its initial planning, there will be a new segregated cycle route constructed. It’s going to run from Blackrock all the way to the bathing spot known as Forty Foot, in the Sandycove area of south Dublin. …
Dublin Port Company has plans to put in place the major missing link in the delivery of cycling infrastructure throughout Dublin bay within two years. Cyclists will take the off-road route from Tolk river estuary, which is opposite Clontarf, to …
The government in the Republic of Ireland plans to introduce legislation that will legalize the use of electric bikes and scooters on non-private roads. At the moment, it is illegal to use any type of e-bike or scooter on public …
Dublin City Council complained that Sandymount residents brought a case to An Bord Pleanála with the intention to obstruct the construction of a new seafront cycleway. Even though the residents asked the city council to pause all works pending the …
The long-anticipated regulations that will permit e-scooter sharing services across Ireland are expected to be bought before the Dáil soon. Fingal County Council has requested that players within this micro-mobility sector present their case on how they plan to provide …
Some of the plans to transform movement within and access to Phoenix Park include the steady reduction of private vehicles, setting the park-wide speed limit to 30Km/h, increasing the cycling routes to double the current number and the creation of …