Dublin Bus says new LUAS line could hamper services

philip · 26-04-2006, 13:29

Didn't mean to sound so sharp there thosj, but you know what I mean. They live in a city. Cities are noisy. Their streets are plenty wide for buses and they are public highways. If an alternative can be found, grand, but I'm thinking post T21 when the metro may well run north into Drumcondra then swing west over to Ballymun, leaving a gap up the N1 that can be filled (as in Munich) by buses running down the N1 as far as Drumcondra station(s) before turning back and heading north again. In this environment I can't see too many other satisfactory locations.

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26-04-2006, 13:29	#21
philip Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 632	Didn't mean to sound so sharp there thosj, but you know what I mean. They live in a city. Cities are noisy. Their streets are plenty wide for buses and they are public highways. If an alternative can be found, grand, but I'm thinking post T21 when the metro may well run north into Drumcondra then swing west over to Ballymun, leaving a gap up the N1 that can be filled (as in Munich) by buses running down the N1 as far as Drumcondra station(s) before turning back and heading north again. In this environment I can't see too many other satisfactory locations.