The plans are in place for Mullingar.
A Midlands town could start the process of installing an Park and Ride system in place next year.
Councillor Andrew Duncan is seeking to put one in place for Mullingar in order to alleviate local traffic conjestion.
The local authority say they have also identfied the need for such a measure, through carryng out a recent parking strategy in the town and an area based transport assessment.
Plans are being formed to install a Park and Ride system for a Midlands town.
Councillor Andrew Duncan put forward a motion at a recent Mullingar/Kinnegad Municipal District Meeting for the local authority to properly examine the possibility of introducing such facilities in Mullingar, particularly on the Dublin Road.
The District Office responded they've also identified the need through a parking strategy for Mullingar and a separate area-based transportation assessment.
They add a feasibility study is required to examine a number of potential locations, assess associated costs, and determine the most appropriate delivery model.
They'll seek funding from the National Transport Authority for the study, which will be submitted next year.
Councillor Duncan says commuters to Dublin are abandoning cars in fields in Marlinstown, and says the eastern side of the town may benefit from it.
He adds it would be badly needed for those commuters, especially those who currently carpool to get to work and would ease the gridlock on the N4 for Dublin, as well as remove the problem of cars being parked in public locations.
Councillor Duncan says it's too soon to give a definite timeline for works to begin and on when it will be complete.
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