Bagenalstown poised for active travel transformation
Bagenalstown is set to emerge as a leading example of active travel in Carlow, highlighting sustainable transport initiatives. The local council is promoting walking and cycling to enhance community health and reduce traffic congestion.
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Carlow County Council
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Carlow County Council has announced plans to position Bagenalstown as a flagship town for active travel within the county. This initiative aims to encourage residents to adopt walking and cycling as primary modes of transport, fostering healthier lifestyles and reducing reliance on motor vehicles.
The council’s offices, located on Athy Road, Carlow, serve as the hub for information and support regarding the project. Residents seeking to learn more or engage with the programme can contact the council via phone during office hours from 9.15am to 4.30pm, Monday through Friday.
In addition, motor tax services are available at the same location on weekdays between 10.00am and 12.30pm. These facilities underpin the council’s commitment to integrating sustainable travel with essential community services, ensuring accessibility while encouraging greener transport habits.
The council’s offices, located on Athy Road, Carlow, serve as the hub for information and support regarding the project. Residents seeking to learn more or engage with the programme can contact the council via phone during office hours from 9.15am to 4.30pm, Monday through Friday.
In addition, motor tax services are available at the same location on weekdays between 10.00am and 12.30pm. These facilities underpin the council’s commitment to integrating sustainable travel with essential community services, ensuring accessibility while encouraging greener transport habits.
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