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A Commitment to Evolving City Infrastructure At TFI Bikes, our mission is to provide sustainable, accessible, and reliable transport options that keep our communities moving forward. As Cork continues to grow and modernize, we remain dedicated to ensuring our bike-share network evolves alongside the city's infrastructure. Recently, in coordination with ongoing urban development efforts at Grand Parade, we implemented a temporary service adjustment to facilitate essential construction works. While service disruptions are never ideal, these improvements are a vital step in creating a more bike-friendly, accessible city center for all residents and visitors to enjoy. Collaborating for a Seamless Urban Experience Effective urban mobility is a team effort, and we are proud to work closely with our partners to manage these transitions with minimal inconvenience. Our collaboration with Cork City Council ensures that TFI Bikes remains integrated into the city’s broader transport strategy. By aligning our operations with local development projects, we ensure that the network remains safe and responsive to the needs of the community. This initiative is supported by the National Transport Authority, which serves as our primary provider, and is made possible through the funding of the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport. Furthermore, our partnership with Transport for Ireland, our sponsor, allows us to maintain a high standard of service even as the landscape of the city shifts. Looking Toward a More Connected Cork As we navigate these temporary changes, our focus remains firmly on the long-term benefit for Cork. We understand that the Grand Parade area is a bustling hub of activity, and we are committed to restoring full service as soon as the infrastructure upgrades are complete.

In the heart of Cork, TFI Bikes remains dedicated to fostering a more accessible, sustainable, and vibrant urban environment. As part of our ongoing commitment to the city’s transit network, we recently navigated a necessary service adjustment affecting key locations at Lapp’s Quay, Cork City Hall, Grand Parade, and South Mall. While temporary disruptions can present challenges for daily commuters, they serve as a critical reminder of the meticulous maintenance and infrastructural care required to keep Cork moving. By prioritizing the reliability and safety of our bike-share docking stations, we ensure that residents and visitors alike can continue to rely on TFI Bikes as a cornerstone of their daily travel. Collaborating for a Seamless City Experience The strength of the TFI Bikes network is rooted in a robust collaborative framework. Our operations in Cork are made possible through a strategic partnership with the Cork City Council and the National Transport Authority, which acts as the primary provider for this essential service. Further supported by the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport as a key funder, and managed by our dedicated operator, An Rothar Nua, these partnerships allow us to maintain high standards of service across the city. This network is further bolstered by the essential regulatory and safety oversight provided by An Garda Síochána and the Road Safety Authority (RSA), ensuring that as our cycling community grows, it does so within a framework of safety and shared responsibility. Looking Ahead: Building a Greener Future As we look to the future, our focus remains on enhancing the connectivity and efficiency of the Cork bike-share scheme. The temporary adjustments at major hubs like Grand Parade and South Mall reflect our proactive approach to infrastructure management, ensuring that every station remains a functional and welcoming point of entry into the city.