Department of Transport
Public Body Actions — 186 records (page 4 of 4)
- Action 60
Reduce over time the advance notice required to be given to undertake public transport bus and rail journeys.
- Action 61
Establish a sustainable and long-term funding model for the PSO Programme, as informed by the OECD/ITF Country Review and internal oversight mechanisms to ensure high- quality service provision and value for money.
- Action 62
Invest in and overhaul audio visual communications and information systems on all public transport services to provide a betet r customer service.
- Action 63
Progressively scale up and expand TFI Local Link networks, including the existing integrated transport pilot in Leitrim.
- Action 64
Extend the Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle Taxi Grant Scheme.
- Action 65
Commission research on enhancing Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle service levels in the SPSV sector.
- Action 66
Expand the Independent Travel Support Scheme (previously called the Travel Assist Scheme) to a number of rural and regional locations.
- Action 67
Implement quieter train carriages on the Dublin to Belfast service, providing support in particular to autistic passengers on cross-border rail services.
- Action 68
Continue to raise awareness of initiatives to enable disabled people to travel independently on public transport services.
- Action 69
Consult and engage with disabled people in the design and implementation of transport infrastructure where it interacts with the associated built environment, ensuring application of a universal design and ‘whole of journey’ approach in line with the objectives of the National Sustainable Mobility Policy.
- Action 70
Review and update Advice Note for Local Authorities on Shared Micromobility Services to provide further guidance on the development of inclusive shared mobility hubs in line with universal design principles.
- Action 71
Carry out a review of the Design Manual for Urban Roads and Streets (DMURS).
- Action 72
Assess need for increased capacity-building and access to necessary specialist skills in support of sustainable mobility delivery.
- Action 73
Systematically review recommendations from the National Youth Assembly on Transport, assessing their feasibility and alignment with existing strategic priorities, and incorporating suitable proposals into future strategies and action plans.
- Action 74
Carry out research study on atti udes and behaviours related to climate action and sustainable mobility.
- Action 75
Develop procurement framework for communications and public engagement services to support rollout of Active Travel projects.
- Action 76
Amend Section 17 of the Dublin Transport Authority Act 2008 to establish a National Transport Authority Advisory Council.
- Action 77
Commission study to assess potential for policy measures to incentivise car- pooling.
- Action 78
Commission research to test the efef ctiveness and impact of shared mobility schemes across multiple policy areas, including emissions reduction.
- Action 79
Review regulatory framework to progress decarbonisation of SPSV fleet.
- Action 80
Roll out consistent national brand identity across all locations providing publicly supported shared mobility services.
- Action 81
Carry out a review of SMP governance and consider further steps to improve integration with other departments and agencies to facilitate the efef ctive delivery of sustainable mobility projects and initiatives.
- Action 82
Implement the Mobility Hubs pilot programme to test the efef ctiveness of a mobility hub network in a variety of urban areas, aligned to decarbonisation zones.
- Action 83
Publish annual Progress Reports setnti g out progress in delivering SMP Actions measuring progress relative to agreed KPIs, and carry out mid-term review in 2028 to revise and delineate in greater detail post-2028 Actions.
- Action 84
Building on existing Your Journey Counts campaign, implement promotional campaign to raise awareness of sustainable and shared mobility transport options.
- Action 85
Strengthen work of the SMP Research Network by revisiting research priorities, fostering collaboration opportunities between stakeholders and academia, and ensuring research outputs are widely disseminated through a clear strategy and defined targets.
- Action 86
Continue to carry out regular stakeholder engagement activities, including through a National Sustainable Mobility Forum every two years.
- Action 87
As part of the revision of Exempted Development Regulations consider an exemption that would allow for reasonably-sized bicycle (including cargo bike) storage structures to be installed at the front of dwellings.
- Action 88
Integrate planning for shared mobility hubs alongside public transport planning into the next review of each of the Metropolitan Area Transport Strategies (MATS)*.
- Action 89
Assign dedicated resources to improving quality and availability of the data needed to inform decision making and support communications on SMP-related actions.
- Action 90
Require all shared mobility providers operating in Ireland to provide operational data in agreed standardised format to national and local authorities.
- Action 91
Continue to work with public transport service providers to ensure compliance with the European Accessibility Act (EAA) 2025.
- Action 92
Roll out Next Generation Automatic Vehicle Location (NGAVL) to all TFI services, including town buses, to allow for improved provision of real time data to transport users.
- Action 93
Roll out Next Generation Ticketing (NGT) in the Greater Dublin Area on all PSO services, allowing for contactless payment.
- Action 94
Promote smart, sustainable and integrated mobility through the development of a Connected and Automated Vehicle (CAV) strategy.
- Action 95
Capture learnings from pilots on the use of AI systems in road asset management.