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What is Active Travel?
Active Travel is defined as travelling with purpose and using your own energy. Commuting to work or the shops by walking or cycling is an example of active travel.
The aim of Active Travel is to provide alternative, safe ways of getting to places, with a specific emphasis on the mode of transport used and the infrastructure required. The primary mode of active travel transport is walking, wheeling (non-motorised), or cycling.
Contact
The Active Travel unit can be contacted by email : activetravel@galwaycoco.ie
Useful Links
Active Travel Allocations 2024 - Galway County Council
Information Leaflet - Oranmore to the Train Station Active Travel Scheme
Map of Schools registered with Safe Routes to School - Map of SRTS Schools
National Transport Authority - Active Travel Investment Programme
National Transport Authority - Active Travel Publications
National Transport Authority - Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Programme | Active Travel
Galway Metropolitan Area Walking & Cycling Index 2023
Galway County Council is pleased to welcome the publication of the Galway Metropolitan Area Walking and Cycling Index 2023.
This is the first report for the Galway Metropolitan Area and has been produced in partnership with the National Transport Authority.
Galway Metropolitan Area Walking & Cycling Index 2023
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