Overall Proposals

You may wish to give us your views on the overall BusConnects Cork Sustainable Transport Corridors proposals. Select the Overall Proposals Chapter when making a submission to provide your feedback on the overall proposals.

On Monday 6th November 2023, the National Transport Authority (NTA) published, updated Preferred Route Options for the 11 Sustainable Transport Corridors (STCs) as part of the BusConnects Cork programme for a third round of public consultation.

The Sustainable Transport Corridors involve the implementation of continuous bus priority and cycle facilities along 11 key bus corridors around Cork City. The proposals s include approximately 91 km of bus lane/ bus priority and 98 km of cycle facilities (one direction) delivering 49km of the cycle network. The 11 Sustainable Transport Corridors are designed with the aim of making the bus system operate more efficiently in addition to providing safe cycling along key routes.

 

Materials

I am supportive of the Bus Connects project and I'm hopeful that it will lead to improvements to the accessibility  of the city. My main concern is that the plan has been watered down so...
For the proposed new 24 hours bus routes, instead of the route number 1A "Ovens (Dell EMC) to Mahon" and route 3 "Apple to Carrigaline PCC" route I would like to propose an alternative based on...
I think that taking all off the busses off of Grand Parade will have a seviere negitive impact on a massive area of Cork City.  Grand Parade has plenty of space for people when waiting for...
Kerry Pike is an area that has a quickly expanding population. With the Upper Leemount and Morgans Hill being used as a route between Ballincollig and Hollyhill or just for residents to access the...
I received your flyer in the post this morning regarding proposed sustainable transport corridors (STCs) for Cork City. I notice with disappointment that there is still no plan for Blarney.  One...