Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model

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1 Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model Traffic Survey Report Draft September 6 Designer AECOM Adelphi Plaza George's Street Upper Dún Laoghaire Co.Dublin Client Kildare County Council Aras Cill Dara Devoy Park Naas Co. Kildare

2 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model MAYNOOTH TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN & TRAFFIC MODEL TRAFFIC SURVEY REPORT Made:... Brian McMahon Checked:... Jonathan Hennessy Approved:... Revision Description Made Checked Approved Date Draft Report BMcM JH 3/9/6 Draft September 6 Page i

3 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model MAYNOOTH TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN & TRAFFIC MODEL TRAFFIC SURVEY REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS. Introduction Existing Traffic Conditions Data Collection Traffic Surveys Automatic Traffic Counts (ATC s) Automatic Number Plate Recognition Surveys (ANPR) Junction Turning Counts (JTC), Queue Length Surveys (QLS) & Exit Counts Pedestrian surveys...error! Bookmark not defined. Appendix A Network Flow Diagrams... Appendix B Queue Lengths... Draft September 6 Page ii

4 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model. Introduction AECOM have been commissioned by Kildare County Council (KCC) to undertake the Maynooth Traffic Management Plan and Traffic Model project. In order to gain an in-depth understanding of the existing traffic and transport conditions in Maynooth a substantial programme of traffic data collection was undertaken in May 6. This report outlines the programme of traffic data collection surveys that were undertaken and summaries the findings of the surveys. Full electronic copies of the surveys data are provided separately.. Existing Traffic Conditions. Data Collection A programme of data collection was necessary in order to ensure that a full understanding of the current situation could be established. The data collection programme was undertaken through a series of traffic and transport surveys undertaken by Nationwide Data Collection (NDC) in May 6. The surveys undertaken included the following:.. Traffic Surveys Automatic Traffic Counts (ATC s) Automatic Number Plate Recognition Surveys (ANPR) Junction Turning Movement Counts (JTC s) & Queue Length Surveys (QLS) Exit Counts.. Pedestrian Surveys Pedestrian Crossing Counts..3 Parking Surveys Off Street Car Park Surveys On Street Park Surveys Entry / Exit Surveys The following sections summarise the data collected in programme of surveys. 3. Traffic Surveys 3. Automatic Traffic Counts (ATC s) ATC s consist of two rubber tubes laid across the carriageway linked to a road side recorder box. These tubes can measure number of vehicle movements, the classification of vehicle (Car, Light Goods Vehicle (LGV), Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) etc.) and the vehicles speed. In order to establish a picture of the volume and profile of traffic in Maynooth a series of ATC s were placed on key radial roads entering Maynooth and at key locations throughout the town centre 4 hours a day over a two week period from Tuesday the 7 th to Monday the 3 th May 6. Additionally, a further 6 ATC s were placed on the series of distributor laneways that exits in Maynooth s Town Centre again for 4 hours a day over a two week period from Tuesday the 7 th to Monday the 3 th May 6. Figures 3. and 3. below outline the locations of the ATC s counters that were placed throughout Maynooth. Draft June 6 Page 3

5 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model Figure 3. Overview of ATC Survey Locations Figure 3. - Overview of Additional Town Centre ATC Survey Locations Draft June 6 Page 4

6 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model 3.. Profile of Traffic in Maynooth As a first step in the analysis of the ATC data, traffic flows at each of the ATCs within the study area was aggregated together to reveal the traffic demand profile in the town, Figure 3.3 below refers. The demand profile was then examined to reveal the system AM and PM peak hours (as highlighted in red below in Figure.3). 8, 6, 4,,, 8, 6, 4,, Total Vehicles across 7 ATC's Hour Beginning Figure 3.3 Traffic Profile Maynooth As can be seen from Figure 3.3 above the AM and PM peak hours in Maynooth occur during the following hours: AM Peak Hour (8: 9:); and PM Peak Hour (7: 8:) 3.. Peak Hour Volumes and AADT Once the system AM and PM peak hours had been established the ATC data was further interrogated at each site in order to establish the two-way peak hour flow at each individual location along with Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) estimates and Annual Average Weekday Traffic (AAWT) estimates for each location. The ATC data was also interrogated in order to establish the HGV content at each of the survey sites. It should be noted that a seasonality factor of.97 for the month of May has been applied to the collected data in line with guidance provided in TII PAG Unit 6.: Expansion Factors for Short Period Traffic Counts. Table 3. & 3. below outlines a summary of the peak hour AAWT and AADT information and a graphical representation is illustrated in Figure 3.3 and 3.4. Draft June 6 Page 5

7 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model Table 3. - Automatic Traffic Counter Data Way Flow (6) Vehicles per Hour Vehicles per Day Site Location AM PM AAWT AADT Site A R46, south of M4 Interchange,35,34 6,3 5,365 Site B R45, north of M4 Overbridge ,7 5,757 Site C R46, north of M4 Interchange,376,37 7,5 6,69 Site D Straffan Wood ,67 6,593 Site E R45, east of R46 Junction ,39 5,858 Site F R48, south of Ashley Grove ,93 3,684 Site G R48 west of Junction with Meadowbrook Lawns ,7 3,73 Site H R46, north of Junction with R45,333,48,464 9,676 Site I R48, east of Maynooth ,89 9,96 Site J R48 each of Junction with R57 south of JTC Site ,868 5,555 Site K R46 north of Railway Junction,8,34 8,36 5,73 Site L R48, north of Pound Lane,48,3 6, 5,33 Site M R48, west of NUIM entrance ,368 6,97 Site N R48 east of NUIM entrance ,97 8,643 Site O R48, west of Dunboyne Road Junction ,57,353 Site P R48 between Dunboyne Road Junction and Tesco 6 7,39,985 Site Q R48, east of R57 Junction 854,,66,56 Site R Dunboyne Road, north of Pebble Hill ,7 3,735 Site S Moyglare Road, north of Maynooth ,7 7,85 Site T R57 north of Junction with Dunboyne Road ,358 7,663 Site U Local Road, east of Moyglare Road ,5 4,443 Table 3. - Automatic Traffic Counter Data Town Centre Way Flow (6) Vehicles per Hour Vehicles per Day Site Location AM PM AAWT AADT Site Kelly s Lane Site Fagan's Lane Site 3 Coates Lane Site 4 Double Lane Site 5 Back Lane Site 6 Doctors Lane ,65,88 Draft June 6 Page 6

8 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model Figure 3.3: Estimated AADT s within the Study Area Draft June 6 Page 7

9 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model Figure 3.4: Estimated AADT s within the Town Centre Laneways Draft June 6 Page 8

10 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model 3.3 Automatic Number Plate Recognition Surveys (ANPR) In addition to the ATC surveys carried out at the sites illustrated in Figure. a series of Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) surveys were carried out at sites on Thursday the 9 th May 6 from 7: to 9:. The ANPR surveys were undertaken in order to establish a detailed picture of the origins and destinations of traffic entering and existing Maynooth. Detailed origin-destination (OD) data is essential to establishing an understating of existing trip patterns of a town or regions residents. OD surveys provide valuable data which allows stakeholders to understand travel patterns and characteristics; measure trends; provide input to travel demand transport model development, forecasting, and planning for future transportation infrastructure needs and services. ANPR surveys were interrogated to provide OD information throughout the wider Maynooth Area and to also provide journey time information. ANPR cameras are placed on the roadside at key locations, capturing vehicle registration plates as they pass and time stamping the registration plate. The data is stored for each unit and the registration plate is tracked as it passes through different sites. The time stamps allow vehicles which make several prolonged stops to be removed from the data. By tracking the registration plates ANPR surveys can capture the origin and destination of a given vehicle within a study area. The locations of the sites were strategically selected throughout the study area to form a closed cordon. The survey data was presented on a first seen - last seen basis, whereby the survey data records the first site and last site the vehicle was seen at. A vehicle s origin and destination within the study area is considered to be the first and last site it is seen at. For presentation purposes the Origin - Destination dataset has been grouped into nine sectors as shown in Figure 3.5. Sector 8 represents Maynooth Town Centre whilst Sector 7 represents the Maynooth University North Campus. The remaining sectors (Sectors,, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 9) represent the key strategic which provide access and egress to the Town Centre and University. The data is presented (expressed as proportions of origin trips) for AM and PM peak periods in Tables 3.3 & 3.4 below. The vertical column of row labels represents the sector at which vehicles were first observed within the network. The horizontal row labels represent the sector at which vehicles were last seen. Therefore, the tables outline the Origin of a vehicle (the first time a vehicle is captured within the network) and the Destination (as the last time a vehicle is captured). Same site flows (i.e. first seen at Site and last seen at Site ) and vehicles only seen once in the network (i.e. seen at only one site) have all been considered and are included into the data. For example in Table 3.3 for Sector, 38% of traffic is considered local traffic as it is not seen at any other ANPR site. Therefore this traffic has an origin and destination within Sector. Draft June 6 Page 9

11 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model Figure 3.5 ANPR Sectors Draft June 6 Page

12 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model Table AM Peak O-D Results Origin Sector Destination Sector AM % % 4% 7% 3% 3% 8% % 3% 3% 5% 9% % 5% % 8% 6% % 3 9% 4% 3% 9% % 4% 3% 7% % 4 6% % 34% 9% % 4% 5% 6% 4% 5 8% 4% % 4% 8% 5% 4% % 5% 6 6% % 4% 3% 6% 8% % % % 7 5% 5% % % % 5% 5% % % 8 4% % 5% 3% % 5% 6% 4% % 9 3% 6% % 5% % 4% % % % Table 3.4 PM Peak O-D Results Origin Sector Destination Sector PM % % 4% 8% 6% 8% 6% % % % 5% 4% 4% % 8% 8% 7% 3% 3 8% % 7% 37% % 6% % 3% 4% 4 % % 5% % % % % 3% 5% 5 5% % 8% 5% 4% 8% 4% 9% 7% 6 8% % 7% 3% 3% 36% % 3% % 7 9% 5% 6% 4% % 7% % % 4% 8 5% % 4% 7% 5% 8% 8% 3% % 9 % % 5% 8% % % % 6% 8% As can be seen from above tables in the both the AM and PM peak periods there are significant volumes of trips with a destination with Maynooth s Town Centre (Sector 8). In the AM peak hour the NUIM represents a significant trip attractor with a significant volume of trips having a destination at the University. The traffic desire lines for the key radial routes which provide access to Maynooth during the AM and PM peak hours are illustrated in Figures 3.6 to 3.5 below. Draft June 6 Page

13 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model Figure 3.6 AM Peak R46 Northbound Desire Lines Figure 3.7 AM Peak R48 Westbound Desire Lines Draft June 6 Page

14 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model - Figure 3.8 AM Peak R48 Eastbound Desire Lines Figure 3.9 AM Peak R45 Westbound Desire Lines Draft June 6 Page 3

15 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model Figure 3. AM Peak R57 Southbound Desire Lines Draft June 6 Page 4

16 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model Figure 3. PM Peak R46 Northbound Desire Lines - Figure 3. PM Peak - R48 Westbound West Desire Lines Draft June 6 Page 5

17 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model Figure 3.3 PM Peak - R48 Eastbound Desire Lines Figure 3.4 PM Peak R45 Eastbound Desire Lines Draft June 6 Page 6

18 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model Figure 3.5 PM Peak R57 Southbound Desire Lines Draft June 6 Page 7

19 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model 3.4 Junction Turning Counts (JTC), Queue Length Surveys (QLS) & Exit Counts A Junction Turning Count (JTC) captures the number of vehicles turning at a junction and observes which turn they take. As with the ATCs they classify the traffic into different vehicle categories. JTC surveys were undertaken at 3 locations from 7: to 9: on Tuesday the 7th May 6 and Thursday the 9th May 6. Traffic flow was classified by vehicle type and recorded in 5 minute time intervals. In addition to the turning movement counts maximum queue length observations were recorded at each approach lane on each of the 3 junctions. The following junctions were surveyed (refer to Figure 3.6). Site : Maynooth Business Park Roundabout Site : Straffan Road (R46) / M4 Westbound on-slip Site 3: Straffan Road (R46) / M4 Eastbound on-slip / M4 Westbound off-slip Site 4: Straffan Road (R46) / LIDL Access Site 5: Straffan Road (R46) / Meadowbrook Link Road Site 6: Meadowbrook Link Road / Meadowbrook Crescent Site 7: Meadowbrook Crescent / Beaufield Close Site 8: Rathcoffey Road (R48) / Beaufield Close Site 9: Meadowbrook Road / Rathcoffey Road (R48) Site : Straffan Road (R46) / Celbridge Road (R45) Site : Straffan Road (R46) / Railway Station Site : Straffan Road (R46) / Glenroyal Site 3: Straffan Road (R46) / Main Street (R48) Site 4: Main Street (R48)/ Leinster Street / Parson Street Site 5: Kilcock Road (R48) / Moyglare Road Site 6: Moyglare Road / NUIM Entrance Site 7: Moyglare Road / Moyglare Hall Site 8: Moyglare Road / L4-3 Staggered junction. Site 9: Kilcock Road (R48) / Maynooth University Roundabout Site : Maynooth University / Parson Street Access. Site : Main Street / Dunboyne Road /Dublin Road (R48) Site : Carton Retail Park (Tesco) 3 junctions Site 3: Dunboyne Road (R57) / L4 priority junction Site 4: Dunboyne Road (R57) / Lyreen Road roundabout Site 5: Dublin Road (R48)/ Dunboyne Road (R57) priority junction Site 6: Dublin Road (R48)/ L553 Site 7: Celbridge Road (R45)/ L553 T-junction Site 8: Celbridge Road (R45)/ Lawrence s Avenue Site 9: Celbridge Road (R45)/ Rail Park Site 3: Straffan Road (R46) / Maynooth Park Site 3: Straffan Road (R46) / Rail Park In addition to the turning movement counts and maximum queue length surveys series of exit counts were undertaken at three strategic locations where one way street connect to the strategic road network within Maynooth s town centre, namely: Site A: R48(N) / R48(S) / Pound Lane Site B: Dunboyne Road(N) / Pound Lane / Dunboyne Road(S) Site C: C R46(N) / R46(S) / Doctors Lane Figure 3.7 below outlines the locations of the exit counts. Draft June 6 Page 8

20 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model Figure Overview of JTC and QLS Survey Locations Draft June 6 Page 9

21 AECOM Kildare County Council Maynooth Traffic Management Plan & Traffic Model Figure Overview of Town Centre Exit Count Locations In the JTC and Exit Counts surveys vehicles were classified into the following categories: Cars (CAR) Taxis (TAXI) Light Goods Vehicles (LGV), Other Goods Vehicles - type (OGV), Other Goods Vehicles - type (OGV), Dublin Buses (DBUS), Other Buses (OBUS), Motorcycles (M/C) and Pedal Cycles (P/C). In interrogating the junction turning movement count surveys, it was evident that there are low numbers of pedestrians and cyclists using the M4 Business Campus junction. The Meadowbrook Link Road has a low number of pedestrians and cyclists. However at the junctions located closer to the town centre, the pedestrian and cycle activity at the junctions is seen to increase. In the queue lengths surveys all records were recorded in vehicle numbers rather than linear measurements. A summary of the traffic surveys are provided in Appendix A, while a summary of the end queue at the AM and PM peak hours is provided in Appendix B. Draft June 6 Page

22 Appendix A Network Flow Diagrams

23 Diagram : Base Year PCU Flows AM Peak 8:-9: INBOUND OUTBOUND Straffan Road (R46) Celbridge Road Maynooth Park Meadowbrook Link Road Local Road Lidl Access Road M M Local Road Maynooth Business Park Straffan Road (R46)

24 Diagram : Base Year PCU Flows PM Peak 7:-8: INBOUND OUTBOUND Straffan Road (R46) Celbridge Road Maynooth Park Meadowbrook Link Road Local Road Lidl Access Road M M Local Road Maynooth Business Park Straffan Road (R46)

25 Diagram 3: Base Year PCU Flows AM Peak 8:-9: INBOUND OUTBOUND R48(N) Parson Street R48(W) Newton 55 Road Meadowbrook Rd. Beaufield 3 8 Meadowbrook Avenue Meadowbrook Crescent Meadowbrook Link Road

26 Diagram 4: Base Year PCU Flows PM Peak 7:-8: INBOUND OUTBOUND R48(N) Parson Street R48(W) Newton 55 8 Road Beaufield Meadowbrook Rd. (S) 8 4 Meadowbrook Avenue Meadowbrook Link Road Meadowbrook Crescent

27 Diagram 3: Base Year PCU Flows AM Peak 8:-9: INBOUND OUTBOUND Straffan Road Glenroyal Access Rd. Train Station Rail Park Celbridge Road Straffan Road

28 Diagram 4: Base Year PCU Flows PM Peak 7:-8: INBOUND OUTBOUND Straffan Road Glenroyal Access Rd. Train Station Rail Park Celbridge Road Straffan Road

29 Diagram 5: Base Year PCU Flows AM Peak 8:-9: INBOUND OUTBOUND Kilcock Road (R48) West Moyglare Road Fagan's Lane Dunboyne Road (R57) 67 5 Maynooth Southern Campus Dublin Road (R48) R48 Parson Doctors Lane Street (S) Leinster Street Straffan Road (R46)

30 Diagram 6: Base Year PCU Flows PM Peak 7:-8: INBOUND OUTBOUND Moyglare Road Kilcock Road (R48) West Fagan's Lane Dunboyne Road (R57) Maynooth Southern Campus Dublin Road (R48) R48 Parson Leinster Street Straffan Road (R46) Doctors Lane Street (S)

31 Diagram 7: Base Year PCU Flows AM Peak 8:-9: INBOUND OUTBOUND Moyglare Road Local Rd. West Local Rd. East Moyglare Hall University Access 77 4 University Access Dublin Road (R48) Southern Campus Access Mill Street (R48)

32 Diagram 8: Base Year PCU Flows PM Peak 7:-8: INBOUND OUTBOUND Local Rd. West Moyglare Road Local Rd. East Moyglare Hall University Access 75 8 University Access Kilcock Road (R48) Southern Campus Access Mill Street (R48)

33 Diagram 9: Base Year PCU Flows AM Peak 8:-9: INBOUND OUTBOUND Local Road 489 Dunboyne Road (R57) Local Access Dilliows Road Dublin Road (R48) Dublin Road (R48) Tesco Exit Main Tesco Access 5 8 Tesco Access 8 96 L553

34 Diagram : Base Year PCU Flows PM Peak 7:-8: INBOUND OUTBOUND Dunboyne Road (R57) Local Road Local Access Dilliows Road Dublin Road (R48) Exit Only Main Tesco Access 69 Tesco Access ` 5 96 L553 Dublin Road (R48)

35 Diagram : Base Year PCU Flows AM Peak 8:-9: INBOUND OUTBOUND Straffan Road Rail Park L Celbridge Road Maynooth Park Lawrence's Road Straffan Road

36 Diagram : Base Year PCU Flows PM Peak 7:-8: INBOUND OUTBOUND Straffan Road Rail Park L Celbridge Road Maynooth Park Lawrence's Road Straffan Road

37 Diagram 5: Base Year Town Centre Exit Count Locations AM Peak 8:-9: Dunboyne Road (R57) Mill Street (R48) 9 A Pound Lane Pound Lane B 57 9 Fagan's Lane Double Lane Parson Street Main Street Main Street 4 3 Straffan Road Double Lane Leinster Street C Doctors Lane 3 7 Straffan Road (R46)

38 Diagram 6: Base Year Town Centre Exit Count Locations PM Peak 7:-8: Mill Street (R48) Dunboyne Road (R57) 6 A Pound Lane Pound Lane B 43 5 Fagan's Lane Double Lane 4 Parson Street Main Street Main Street 3 Straffan Road Double Lane Leinster Street C Doctors Lane 4 33 Straffan Road (R46)

39 Appendix B Queue Lengths

40 Diagram : Base Year PCU Flows AM Peak Queue length at 9 AM Straffan Road R Celbridge Road 3 Maynooth Park 4 Meadowbrook 5 Link Road 5 Local Road Lidl Access Road M4 M4 + 4 Local Road Maynooth Business Park + Straffan Road R46

41 Diagram : Base Year PCU Flows PM Peak Queue length at 6 PM Straffan Road R Celbridge Road Maynooth Park 3 Meadowbrook 4 Link Road 5 Local Road Lidl Access Road M4 M Local Road Maynooth Business Park + Straffan Road R46

42 Diagram 3: Base Year PCU Flows AM Peak Queue length at 9 AM R48(N) Parson Street R48(W) Newton Road Meadowbrook Rd. Beaufield Meadowbrook Avenue 7 6 MeadowBrook Link Road Meadowbrook Crescent

43 Diagram 4: Base Year PCU Flows PM Peak Queue length at 6 PM R48(N) Parson Street R48(W) Newton Road Beaufield Meadowbrook Rd. (S) 4 Meadowbrook Avenue 7 6 MeadowBrook Link Road 4 Meadowbrook Crescent

44 Diagram 3: Base Year PCU Flows AM Peak Queue length at 9 AM Straffan Road Glenroyal Access Rd. 4 Train Station Rail Park + Celbridge Road Straffan Road

45 Diagram 4: Base Year PCU Flows PM Peak Queue length at 6 PM Straffan Road Glenroyal Access Rd. Train Station Rail Park Celbridge Road Straffan Road

46 Diagram 5: Base Year PCU Flows AM Peak Queue length at 9 AM Moyglare Road 6 Kilcock Road (R48) West Fagan's Lane Dunboyne Road (R57) Maynooth Southern Campus Dublin Road (R48) R48 Parson Street (S) Leinster Street Straffan Road (R46) Doctors Lane

47 Diagram 6: Base Year PCU Flows PM Peak Queue length at 6 PM Moyglare Road Kilcock Road (R48) West Fagan's Lane Dunboyne Road (R57) Maynooth Southern Campus Dublin Road (R48) R48 Parson Street (S) Leinster Street Straffan Road (R46) Doctors Lane

48 Diagram 7: Base Year PCU Flows AM Peak Queue length at 9 AM Moyglare Road 5 Local Rd. West 8 Local Rd. East Moyglare Hall 3 6 University Access University Access 6 5 Dublin Road (R48) Library Access Mill Street (R48)

49 Diagram 8: Base Year PCU Flows PM Peak Queue length at 6 PM Moyglare Road Local Rd. West 8 Local Rd. East 4 7 Moyglare Hall University Access University Access 6 3 Kilcock Road (R48) Mill Street (R48) Southern Campus Access

50 Diagram 9: Base Year PCU Flows AM Peak Queue length at 9 AM Dunboyne Road (R57) Local Road Local Access Dilliows Road 4 3 Dublin Road (R48) Dublin Road (R48) Tesco Exit Main Tesco Access Tesco Access L553

51 Diagram : Base Year PCU Flows PM Peak Queue length at 6 PM Dunboyne Road (R57) Local Road Local Access Dilliows Road 4 4 Dublin Road (R48) Dublin Road (R48) ` Exit Only Main Tesco Access Tesco Access L553

52 Diagram : Base Year PCU Flows AM Peak Queue length at 9 AM Straffan Road Rail Park L Celbridge Road Maynooth Park Lawrence's Road Straffan Road

53 Diagram : Base Year PCU Flows PM Peak Queue length at 6 PM Straffan Road Rail Park L Celbridge Road Maynooth Park Lawrence's Road 4 4 Straffan Road