Fighting Traffic Congestion In Ireland
A special series of twelve articles discussing Ireland's traffic problems and possible solutions.
"The problems caused by traffic congestion in Dublin continue to mount and commuters are spending longer in traffic jams. In a special series of articles, The Irish Times Environment Correspondent, Frank McDonald, examines ways in which the pressure on the city's roads can be alleviated." [Link corrected - thanks to Bernie Wagenblast.]
Thanks to Abhijeet Chavan
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Published on Sunday, September 23, 2001 in
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