Pedestrian Cork

Cork, Ireland (2020)

Pedestrian Cork was a project to transform the city centre into a more walkable and liveable space by reducing car traffic and expanding pedestrian areas. The project aimed to improve air quality, public health, local businesses and social cohesion in the city.

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Challenge / Goal

The challenge was to reduce the dependence on private cars and encourage more sustainable modes of transport, such as walking, cycling and public transport. The goal was to create a more attractive and vibrant city center that would benefit residents, visitors and businesses.

Solution

- Introducing lower speed limits and traffic calming measures in the city center
- Creating more pedestrian zones and widening footpaths on key streets
- Installing more bike lanes and bike parking facilities
- Improving public transport services and accessibility
- Providing incentives and support for local businesses to adapt to the changes
- Engaging with stakeholders and the public through consultations, surveys and campaigns

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Time period

Planning time
1 to 2 years

Service providers

Cork City Council, Transport Infrastructure Ireland, Cork Chamber of Commerce

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