At NTA headquarters for the latest #BusConnects press conference. 
Compensation will be provided to those who lose driveways #BusConnects
These improvements will cut bus journey times by 40-50%, says NTA CEO Anne Graham #BusConnects
There’ll be 200km of cycle tracks along 16 of the busiest corridors in Dublin under the plan #BusConnects
Four bus lane corridors unveiled today are from Clongriffin, Swords, Blanchardstown and Lucan #BusConnects
Info on Ballymun and Finglas corridors not published today as they’re awaiting finalisation of MetroLink plans #BusConnects
This will take a while to happen though. Properties along these corridors will be impacted. And submissions will need to be made in An Bord Pleanála. Plan is to do that in 2020 #BusConnects
To achieve these reduced journey times, portions of gardens will be lost for some, traffic changes, reduction of on street parking, removal of trees #BusConnects
How the roads will look with the corridors #BusConnects
NTA promises to rebuild and replace where it has to knock down walls or driveways #BusConnects
Bus system and cycling will be the “most efficient way of moving people around the city” affording to NTA CEO Anne Graham #BusConnects
Homeowners will get an average of €25k per property. Building on corridors can start even before agreements reached with all property owners #BusConnects
Most properties affected by 1-2m. Others are affected slightly more. Cost of relandscaping gardens separate from compensation #BusConnects
Across all 16 corridors, it’s around 1,300 homes affected #BusConnects
