The responsibilities of the Roads Department include the maintenance and upkeep of the existing public road network. The public road network consists of carriageways, margins, footpaths and kerbs. Other responsibilities include planning, design and construction of new roads and motorways, public lighting, traffic management measures incorporating provision for traffic safety and the operation of a school warden service.

Conscious of the vital importance of an adequate public road network to economic and social development, the Council's Roads policy is to bring the public road network to a reasonable standard through construction, realignment, timely and adequate maintenance/repair in accordance with a planned programme and to provide appropriate traffic management measures to ensure efficient and safe transportation for all road users.

The classification of South Dublin County Council's road network is as follows:

1. National Roads (4)             44 km
2. Regional Roads (22)         112 km
3. Local Roads (2,400)          753 km

                                                 Total: 909 km

National Transport Authority Draft Transport Strategy 2030 Vision.

On 28th February 2011 the National Transport Authority launched an extensive public consultation on its Draft Transport Strategy for the Greater Dublin Area entitled '2030 Vision'.  The strategy is available for download at www.2030vision.ie .   Draft Strategy was submitted by the National Transport Authority to the Minister of Transport, Tourism and Sport in June 2011.

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