Councillors in Derry have voted to scrap a one-way system which was introduced with the aim of reducing city centre traffic.
Councillors have approved the reintroduction of two-way traffic to Carlisle Road and Ferryquay Street.
Councillors in Londonderry have voted to scrap a one-way system introduced to reduce city centre traffic. The scheme came into effect in 2021 and has operated from Carlisle Road, through Ferryquay Street and on to the city's Diamond."transform the Derry cityscape"On Wednesday a Derry City and Strabane District Council committee voted to return to a two-way traffic system.The council's environment and regeneration committee heard almost 70% of more than 500 respondents wanted to see the one-way system scrapped.
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