Active Travel: Rochestown Avenue - high quality pedestrian and cycling infrastructure

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council is proposing to install high-quality pedestrian and cycling infrastructure to improve safety and promote active travel on Rochestown Avenue (R828), Dún Laoghaire.
The proposed scheme will provide safe, continuous and consistent walking and cycling infrastructure along 2.2 km of road from Bakers Corner to the Graduate Roundabout; the urban realm will also be improved with new hard and soft landscaping, wildflower planting, SuDS measures and some street furniture and incidental play area close to the National Rehabilitation Hospital.
The scheme ties in at the western end with the proposed DLRCC DL Central Active Travel Scheme at the junction between Rochestown Avenue and Kill Avenue and at the eastern end with the existing layout at the Graduate Roundabout.
The total length of the proposed development is 2.2km of the road surface.