Smart transportation infrastructure uses advanced technology, such as smart traffic lights and connected vehicles, to improve traffic flow and safety. Proponents argue that it enhances efficiency, reduces congestion, and improves safety through better technology. Opponents argue that it is costly, may face technical challenges, and requires significant maintenance and upgrades.
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Response rates from 1.1k Workers and Unemployed Action voters.
93% Yes |
7% No |
93% Yes |
7% No |
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Unique answers from Workers and Unemployed Action voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
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Absolutely, the luas and the dublin bus are useless
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Yes, but only if it is properly implemented and funding is spent correctly
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No, they need to worry about getting what we have better before looking into smart transportation.
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I think we should focus on public transport rather than private transport
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yes but it is not the most important issue at hand
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Need to invest in current transport infanstructure first
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They should as long as the system works efficiently and has little risk of failing
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There's more infrastructure that requires investment not just Dublin
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