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The survey seeks to identify what would make travel easier for people including journeys made by foot, bike, public transport and by car | FILE PHOTO
A PUBLIC consultation process is underway in an effort to understand how residents, students, workers and visitors currently travel to and around Ennis.
The survey, which is being conducted on behalf of the Ennis Municipal District, seeks to identify what would make travel easier for people including journeys made by foot, bike, public transport and by car.
The local authority says answers to the survey will help it understand the challenges and opportunities facing users of the transport network in Ennis and will inform the development of the Ennis Local Transport Plan.
For those take part, the survey will ask you questions about travel habits in and around Ennis, as well as what they think works well and what should be improved.
The Ennis Local Transport Plan project is being funded by the National Transport Authority and Clare County Council has engaged SYSTRA Ltd, a specialised transport consultant, to carry out the project - complete the questionnaire here.
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