Active Travel
What is Active Travel:
Simply put, Active Travel refers to walking, wheeling, cycling, or using a self-powered, non-motorised scooter for everyday journeys such as travelling to work, school, or local services. It involves using your own energy to get from one point to another in a sustainable way.
👉 Visit: Active Travel Investment Programme - National Transport to know more.
Why Active Travel?
Active Travel benefits individuals, communities and the environment. Small changes to how we travel can make a big difference in the long run.
🌎 Reduces carbon emissions and helps tackle climate change.
💚 Improves physical and mental well-being.
🤝 Inclusive and accessible for people of different ages and abilities.
🚦 Reduces traffic congestion in local areas.
⏱️Often quicker and more convenient for short trips.
DLR Cycle Parking Map:
Cycling is a great way to explore DLR. The County offers approximately 250km of on-road and off-road cycle routes, providing a safe and scenic experience for all.
👉 View the DLR Cycle Parking Map
All Services
- Active School Travel
- Active Travel Projects
- Bike Week 2024
- Bike Week 2025
- Cabinteely Greenway
- Cherrywood to Rathmichael Manor Rapid Build Cycle Scheme (Section 38 Non-Statutory)
- DLR Connector
- Deansgrange Cycle Route Scheme
- Dún Laoghaire Central
- General
- Georges Street Public Realm Scheme
- Living Streets : Coastal Mobility Route
- Living Streets: Blackrock Village
- Living Streets: Dún Laoghaire
- Love our Laneways: Pearse Drive, Sallynoggin
- News and Events
- Policies
- Publications and Research
- Safe and Quiet Streets: Seafield Estate
- Stillorgan Park Road
- dlr Bike Week