Beyond the Blockades: What Ireland’s Fuel Crisis Reveals About Fuel Supply Chain Fragility When airport passengers are forced to abandon their vehicles and trek along the shoulder of the M50 motorway to catch their flights, it is no longer a mere protest—it is a systemic failure. These scenes, coupled with ghost-town petrol stations in Cork … Read more
The Shifting Landscape of Urban Liability: When Shared Spaces Become Contested Terrain Over 60% of global urban populations are expected to live in cities by 2025, intensifying the complexities of shared public spaces. Recent legal rulings, like the case in Dublin where a judge attributed responsibility for a collision between a cyclist and an alighting … Read more
Dublin Bus Innovation Fund: A Glimpse into the Future of Urban Mobility Over 60% of global commuters currently rely on some form of public transportation, a figure projected to rise sharply as cities grapple with congestion and sustainability goals. Now, Dublin Bus is directly tapping into that potential with a €60,000 innovation challenge, inviting the … Read more