What does DTO stand for?

Dublin Transportation Office (Ireland)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Dublin Transportation Office put out plans for a Dublin Metro in autumn 2000, and in January 2002 the then Minister Mary O'Rourke announced the start of the procurement process.

Who'd spend [euro]5bn on 11 miles of train track in a recession? ...

Dublin Transportation Office figures showed a 17 per cent rise in those pedalling into Dublin city last year.

Cycling by satellite is mapped out; TRANSPORT

The research, which will be undertaken by Mapflow with its co-sponsor, the Dublin Transportation Office (DTO) is being funded by the European Space Agency (ESA) and aims to establish whether satellite technology can be used to correctly calculate road usage in the Dublin city.

Mapflow And DTO Announce Dublin Satellite Tolling Study

The Dublin Transportation Office study found half of motorists hop into the car for trips they could walk or cycle.

LAZY RIDERS; HALF of drivers use cars to travel less than a MILE

Dublin Transportation Office, or DTO, claims One Small Step will get drivers towalk, cycle or use public transport in a bid to cut congestion, pollution andenhance the quality of life.

Drivers told to ditch car once a week

Consultants Booz Allen Hamilton had previously proposed, in an E800,000 studyfor the Dublin Transportation Office, introducing congestion charge for usingcity centre workplace parking.

City transport chiefs put their weight behind congestion fee; ...

The Dublin Transportation Office study cements the dreaded M50's reputation as the biggest car park in Europe.

OFFICIAL M50 IS SLOWEST MOTORWAY IN THE WORLD; City jam drives us ...

The Dublin Transportation Office survey shows it would be quicker driving than travelling on QBC routes from Ballymun, Tallaght, Howth Road, Rathfarnham, North Clondalkin and Bray.

Average speed of city buses is just 13kph