Proposals to pedestrianise parts of Belfast City Centre unveiled
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Proposals to significantly pedestrianise parts of Belfast city centre have been unveiled
A city centre-wide 20mph (32km/h) speed limit would also be introduced under the proposals.
The details are contained in the draft Eastern Transport Plan 2035, which is now the subject of a 12-week public consultation.
Stormont’s Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins said the plans would help deliver a “modern transport system that better serves residents, businesses and visitors alike”.
Under the proposals, the Bridge Street area beside the old Assembly Rooms would be transformed into a new public realm space.
Donegall Square West, which currently serves Metro buses, would be closed to traffic to become another new pedestrianised zone.
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