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From the DLR website:
TRAVEL & TRANSPORT
Proposed Temporary Closure of N11 between its junction with Kill Lane (Foxrock Church) to on ramp R118 Cherrywood interchange Southbound and Northbound
03 January 2024 DLR COUNTY General News
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council has received an application from Roadstone, Fortunestown, Belgard, Tallaght, Dublin 24 to temporarily close part of the N11 Stillorgan Road between its junction with Kill Lane (Foxrock Church) to on ramp R118 Cherrywood Interchange junction southbound and northbound from Monday 22nd January, 2024 to Sunday 30th June, 2024 between 19:30 hours to 05:00 hours each day.
A Traffic Management Plan will be in operation and pedestrian, local access and access for bus and emergency services will be maintained at all times. Diversion routes will be clearly signposted.
The purpose of the closure is to allow for realignment of the traffic lanes.
Any interested parties may lodge an objection in writing with the Senior Engineer, Traffic Section, County Hall, Marine Road, Dún Laoghaire not later than noon on Wednesday 17th January, 2024 or email info@dlrcoco.ie.
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Maybe if you want to open a business that depends on availability of parking, perhaps you should choose a location that actually has parking available, rather than expecting society to subsidise your business by providing additional space?
There's road works in progress, so just like any road works, business is going to be disrupted temporarily. Her shop is still accessible, with two car parks (Lidl and Supervalu) both less than 300m away, shorter than walking from one end of any shopping centre to the other.
Maybe she should have gone with the one-way system that preserved parking that was offered originally?
Honestly, I've rarely heard anything so ridiculous as your L25 Dundrum complaint. The outgoing route and incoming route share the same terminus. The buses are clearly marked at each physical stop, with digital signs overhead showing real time information.
The driver you asked could have directed you to the terminus, or could have directed you to walk around the old car park, seeing as you don't seem to like walking through car parks (unless of course, you've parked your car there and then everything is fine and rosy).
It's an absolute lie to say "the largest shopping centre in the country and you cant get a bus outside it". Stop 7717 is one of several L25 stops right outside the largest shopping centre in the country. Here's a snapshot of the L25 arrivals due at that stop at the time of writing.
All the traffic exiting the old shopping centre has two choices, either exit onto Main St and turn left, or exit directly onto the bypass and turn either direction, left or right. The buses exiting the terminus don't all come onto Main St, several routes exit directly onto the bypass.
This is the standard of misinformation being spread by those who are dead set on opposing any measure that doesn't involve driving by private car, and we're supposed to take their sudden new-found interest in traffic fumes seriously?
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