Proposals to pedestrianise parts of Belfast City Centre unveiled

Image via Pixabay

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.

Read more

NIEL Mailing List

If you are interested in receiving NIEL's monthly newsletter please enter your details here:

Newsletter Sign Up