Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan seeks meeting with Dublin Bus over ‘disappearing’ buses
Eamon Ryan said there were big concerns about the lack of accurate information from the real-time service. Photograph: Tom HonanMinister for Transport Eamon Ryan has written to Dublin Bus expressing concerns about its real-time information services which has led to “frustrations” among the general public.
Andrea Keane, acting chief executive at Dublin Bus, wrote to the minister on October 24th and said it was experiencing challenges with on-street RTPI display units, the Dublin Bus app and Transport for Ireland app. Ms Keane also said the Dublin Bus app was “approaching end of life” while the company was facing challenges to recruit drivers.
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