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Luas website

funnyname · 2010-01-29 12:00:43

http://www.luas.ie/journey-times.php Is this the best they can do re journey times, is there somewhere else on the site (or another site) that gives the times between stops so you can work out the total time it takes for trips not covered by ones given here?

29-01-2010 1:00pm

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http://www.luas.ie/journey-times.php

Is this the best they can do re journey times, is there somewhere else on the site (or another site) that gives the times between stops so you can work out the total time it takes for trips not covered by ones given here?

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#2 29-01-2010 1:22pm

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Well yes, journey times will eb affected by road conditions and the number of passenger using the service. Seeing as the Luas departs five minutes or so after it has finished its previous journey they cant really give you a timetable

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#3 29-01-2010 1:40pm

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generally less than 2-3 mins per stop.

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#4 29-01-2010 5:09pm

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each tram is supposed to be 2-3 minutes apart at each stop. the total journey time from start point to end point is usually around 20mins during peak hours and 15mins otherwise (that's if there are no major delays).

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