Chapter 4 I Transport and Mobility
Objective 4.1
CMATS Cork City Council will work in cooperation with the NTA, TII and Cork County Council to fully implement the Cork Metropolitan Area Transport Strategy subject to detailed engineering design and environmental considerations, including the projects and programmes in relation to walking, cycling, public transport, BusConnects, suburban rail, light rail, park and rides and roads infrastructure, including the Northern Distributor Road and Southern Distributor Link Road. Objective 4.2 Cork City Movement Strategy Cork City Council will work in cooperation with the NTA to complete the rollout of the City Centre Movement Strategy. Objective 4.3 Strategic Location of New Development To ensure that all new residential, employment and commercial development are focused in areas with good access to the planned high frequency public transport network.
Objective 4.4
Active Travel To actively promote walking and cycling as efficient, healthy, and environmentally friendly modes of transport by securing the development of a network of direct, comfortable, convenient, and safe cycle routes and footpaths across the city. To support the 15-minute city concept and walk- able neighbourhoods with adequate walking and cycling infrastructure connected to high-quality public realm elements, including wayfinding and supporting amenities (benches, water fountains, bike stands). To support the expansion of the Cork Bikes scheme. To accommodate other innovations such as electric bikes, public car hire, and other solutions that will encourage active travel. To support the rollout of the NTA 5 Year Cycle Plan. To support and engage with the Safe Routes to School programme.
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