La strada più trafficata d’Irlanda: “La M50 sta peggiorando. Non credo che possa reggere altro’

“Such a system would involve tolling along the M50 on a junction-by-junction basis, with potentially different rates at peak times, instead of having a single toll point that only a proportion of the road’s users pass throug. Caulfield points to an M50 traffic management report published by TII in 2014 that explored the possibility and found multiple tolls would provide “significant benefits in terms of demand management. The price of driving has to go up a huge amount before people stop doing it,” he says. “It has to go up substantially.”

These absolute ghouls continue to parrot the shite of increasing pricing before offering any viable alternative and reference other countries success with ULEZ zones and the likes, ignoring the fact they have infinitely better options for public transport RIGHT NOW, not in the future. Even alluding to adding tolling points to each junction is so ludicrous I’d nearly go so far to call it comical. Sure, making a N->S full journey on the M50 cost you 30 quid, I am sure numbers would drop and then every single arterial road into Dublin gets infinitely worse and makes the issue worse overall.

This country continues to be stick, stick and more stick. People aren’t using the nightmare that is the M50 for shits and giggles.