Irish Rail is embarking on a programme of electrification and route upgrades to enable the Dublin Area Rapid Transit network to handle up to 62,000 passengers per hour by 2030. Robert Preston reports.
Growing Dublin’s electric commuter network
Irish Rail is embarking on a programme of electrification and route upgrades to enable the Dublin Area Rapid Transit network to handle up to 62,000 passengers per hour by 2030. Robert Preston reports.
The project will extend the existing Greystones - Malahide Dart line to Drogheda.
Photo Credit: Shutterstock/Pierre-Olivier
Categories: Analysis, Commuter Rail, Europe, Passenger