Free LUAS travel ends today

The five days of introductory free travel period on Dublin’s new LUAS system has ended, with the trams accepting fares from this morning.

The five days of introductory free travel period on Dublin’s new LUAS system has ended, with the trams accepting fares from this morning.

Almost half a million people have used the LUAS since the Sandyford to Stephen’s Green line opened five days ago.

Sixty thousand people are expected to travel on the line every day.

A LUAS spokesman said staff would be present at all stops on the line for some time to help people get used to the new ticket machines.

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