愛爾蘭都柏林市議會將從星期一開始為行人提供更多空間 Dublin City Council will provide additional space for pedestrians from Monday
都柏林市議會下週將在全市範圍內開展工作，以便為行人提供更多的空間，並在冠狀病毒流行期間使人們保持社交距離。
宣布的措施之一是從4月20日星期一起在Ranelagh，Rathmines，Stoneybatter，Dorset Street和 Capel Street 實施“緊急Covid-19 社交距離 措施”。
工程將包括拆除裝卸區和停車位，以在有行人道擁擠跡象的地方, 為行人提供更多的空間。將安裝護柱，以保護這些空間以及現有的腳踏車道, 以免車輛進入。 Nassau Street上還將安裝一個逆向循環車道。
Dublin City Council will carry out works in areas across the city next week, in order to give more space to pedestrians and enable social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.
In a letter to elected members of the council, chief executive Owen Keegan provided an update on measures being taken to tackle the spread of coronavirus, also known as Covid-19, in the local authority area.
One of the measures announced is the implementation of “emergency Covid-19 social distancing measures” in Ranelagh, Rathmines, Stoneybatter, Dorset Street and Capel Street from Monday, April 20th.
The works will involve removing loading bays and parking spaces to provide additional space for pedestrians where there is evidence of footpath congestion.
Orcas and bollards will be installed to protect these spaces as well as existing cycle tracks from incursions from vehicles. A counter flow cycle lane will also be installed on Nassau Street.
