@Luas ๐๐๐ your service is never running I have a yearly pass thats paid for already and no service twice already this week shambles of a system who are getting subsidiaries from the government for a service they are not providing
@Luas How bout payin for me taxi ๐ I understand there can be accidents and stuff but honestly its been more days than not since you resumed full capacity. Is the Luas not able to run at full capacity or whats going on?
@daithitweets@Luas Absolute joke of a transport system every morning this week there has been delays on the red line luas with hardly any information or updates and all you get online is this we will pass this to the relevant dept.
@Luas@LeapCard Suit ye better to ooen the doors centrally ur worried bout revenue and couldnt care about peoples safety if you did u would have the doors open centrally, U dont want to touch my cash but want us to press the button hundreds have already pressed absolute joke you can see it clear
@Luas I know i keep coming back to it, But can you explain how its best protocol for the doors to be pressed by hundreds of commuters as opposed to centrally, I dont see the point in your ads if yous are not going to do all you can to help protect your customers, joke of an ad campaign
@Luas@LeapCard Yea but you keep saying its best practice then post this stuff about avoid touching thing give us our miney contactlessly but still touch a door that thousands have touched when u can do it centrally makes all your help stop the spread posters obsolete
Passengers please be advised that there is currently no service operating between Blackhorse & Heuston. Services are operating between The Point to Heuston and Tallaght/Saggart to Blackhorse. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. Luas tickets are valid on Dublin Bus.
@Luas No it was said to me it has not been explained why or why @luas think its best practice or explained when the health guidance changed from opening centrally to 100s of commuters pressing the same button where is this advise coming from your shelters say avoid high contact points