Residents along Limassol’s seafront, from the Old Port to Dasoudi, have convenient access to public transport, with all living within a five-minute walk of the nearest stop, according to a new Walkably study.. 9per cent of the rest of Limassol.. The analysis highlights public transport accessibility across the city amid ongoing discussions about improving the transport network, including the potential introduction of a tram..
”. 7 minutes elsewhere.. 8per cent of residents citywide able to reach a stop in that time, while all seafront residents can,” he said..
2per cent living within a five-minute walk of a stop.. Proximity, however, does not guarantee a reliable service. Pollock pointed out that the study focuses on distance rather than bus frequency or routes..
“The research, based on Eurostat 2021 data, acknowledges that bus stop frequency needs to be assessed to gauge service quality,” Pollock added.. The study considers factors like traffic and slope, it does not account for pavement width or road safety.. While seafront residents enjoy easy access to public transport, the findings alone cannot determine if a tram or improved bus services would be more effective in enhancing the city’s transport system..