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The Galway City Council’s Park and Ride Service for the Volvo Ocean Race begins this Saturday and will operate every day during the festival up to Sunday July 8.

Following a National Transport Authority Assessment, Kilkenny is to receive a bus stop upgrade programme to begin over coming months.

The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has just announced that it is now a legal requirement that private buses involved in the organised transport of children be fitted with appropriate and fit for purpose safety belts or restraint systems as of October 31.

A Kilkenny bus company owner is so frustrated by the local council that he has called for support and assistance from anyone who can help including politicians, community activists, the media, and other interested parties.

www.wheelchaircarsireland.com are bringing their wheelchair accessible road show to Kilkenny where the show will include a selection of new and used wheelchair accessible cars for both disabled passengers and disabled drivers in the one venue.

Shoppers in Claremorris will have a free bus service every Saturday for the next three months. The service has been organised by the local Chamber of Commerce to increase the numbers of people shopping in the town centre.

Numerous events will take place in Westport and Castlebar as part of European Mobility Week, which takes place from September 16 to 22. The theme this year is Travel Smarter — Live Better.

If you are heading to the Get out There adventure festival this weekend, then why not make it more fun and less stressful by getting there using public transport services provided from Castlebar, Newport, and Louisburgh. Or if you do come by car, why not park and stride?

A customised school bus operating as a mini-cinema is to visit the Community Games in Athlone to spread the school transport safety message to local children.