This Discourse explores the state of critical infrastructure resilience across the island of Ireland, focusing on how prepared we are for extreme weather events, natural disasters, and water resource ...

Battery-powered scooters help cut emissions by replacing car journeys and when used with public transport

Writing in The Irish Times this morning Brian Caulfield, Professor in the School of Engineering a...

Brian Caulfield, Professor in Transportation in the Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering at Trinity College Dublin

The MetroLink, the Galway City Ring Road and the Greater Dublin Drainage Project are among the ni...

Officials from Iarnród Éireann and the NTA were questioned by the Public Accounts Committee this week over €50m wasted on a new train traffic management system

Since the M50 was first designed, population of the greater Dublin area has risen by 20%, with commuters now facing long delays on their journeys into the ci...

A new study shows the severe social, economic and wellbeing impacts that congestion is having on the motorway's users

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A transport expert said that Dublin “loses €700,000 euro every day” due to congestion and lost productivity in the absence of a metro system.

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Over the next four weeks, researchers at the Trinity Centre for Transport Research are surveying the opinions of M50 users on how congestion on the motorway ...

The capital city needs this road to operate efficiently, but congestion means the M50 is just not serving the needs of the people of the region

The capital city needs this road to operate efficiently, but congestion means the M50 is just not serving the needs of the people of the region

Professor of Transportation Brian Caulfield joins Fran and Paul to discuss fuel supports, EV car grants and how did over 100 new electric buses end up lying idle? [clue: there's no charger]!

Professor Brian Caulfield from School of Engineering at Trinity College Dublin.

How to streamline passenger rail travel across Europe

The new Cork Luas route was unveiled today with 27 stops, with the proposed route running from Ba...

Rural drivers travel the longest distances, so how can a single electric car help cut more emissions and reshape Ireland’s climate targets?

Rural drivers travel the longest distances, so how can a single electric car help cut more emissions and reshape Ireland’s climate targets?

Professor Brian Caulfield, Centre for Transport Research at Trinity College Dublin.

The rapid shift to electric cars poses unique challenges for rural Ireland's electricity distribution networks

RTÉ News has undertaken a very non-scientific methodology to see how three different modes of transport fared during Dublin's rush-hour.

The first year of congestion pricing in New York saw straphangers take more than 90 million additional subway rides than in the previous year, a new report

‘Utterly unfair’ trend could be tackled, say report authors who also note grant system fuels inequalities

Aftermath of Storm Chandra has shown once again that in an era of increased extreme weather events, our infrastructure is not fit for purpose

There had been speculation Dubliners would be waiting until 2029 to get contactless public transport payments.