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Over 1,000 People Have Signed A Petition To Introduce ‘Car-Free Sundays’ In The City Centre
Published 11:11 9 May 2018 BST
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The sight of empty streets in Dublin City is usually a surefire sign that it's Christmas Day or an extreme weather event such as the Beast From The East has occurred.
However, it could be something we'll soon be seeing more often as over 1,000 people have now signed a petition to introduce 'car-free Sundays' on certain streets in the capital. Set up by Dublin Cycling Campaign, the move would see locals and visitors 'enjoy Dublin City Centre without the hustle and bustle of motor vehicles'.
Here's what the Champs Élysées in Paris looked like last Sunday. The concept works, so let's bring it to Dublin! Sign the petition for #CarFreeSundays.https://t.co/XHRqODdHUg pic.twitter.com/m6WvCs7nV0
— Dublin Cycling ???? (@dublincycling) May 8, 2018
Similar initiatives have successfully taken place in places like Belfast, Paris (below) and Singapore and the petition calls on Dublin City Council to begin trials in summer 2018.
At the time of writing, over 1,000 people have signed the petition and if it's something you'd like to see in Dublin you can add your name to the list here.
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