Publications

The executive summary and report on the inspection and assessment of DVA lifts.  Appendix A of the report includes a significant number of photographs which will be uploaded as soon as possible.

Guidance in relation to the requirements of good repute and fitness for bus service operators.

Guidance providing information and advice for operators licensed in one EU member state and wishing to undertake cabotage in another.

Guidance on how the law should be interpreted in relation to the requirements for transport managers to be professionally competent.

Details about planned minor works of repair/refurbishment to ancillary structures and installations at watercourses shown by Area office.

The background quality report contains information on how the various European Statistical System Dimensions of Quality have been considered when producing DfI modules that have been included in the 2018/19 Continuous Household Survey.

This booklet is intended as a guide for owners and occupiers of agricultural property that is affected by compulsory acquisition schemes.
 

This booklet is intended as a guide for owners and occupiers of residential property that is affected by compulsory acquisition schemes.
 

Customer guides have been designed by the Driver & Vehicle Agency (DVA) to help customer use the online taxi and bus services.

The following documents provide guidance for landowners, residential property owners, agricultural property owners and business property owners who are impacted by road schemes. 

The Minister says she has "an ambitious vision for a low carbon future where we make low emission public transport accessible to people and communities across Northern Ireland."

Updated M1 and M2 Busways Location map including new scheme 2020

Updating the procedure for determining the priority in which sub-standard bridges are to be strengthened so that they meet the current requirements for moving modern traffic loads around the road network and set out procedures specific to DfI Roads for the management of low ri

The report presents data from the 2018/19 Continuous Household Survey (CHS) in relation to travel to school by children in Northern Ireland. 

The Department needs to collect and use personal data in order to carry out its business and provide its services. This includes personal data from members of the public, current, past and prospective employees, clients and customers and suppliers.

This report deals with works completed in Ards and North Down during the year 2018/2019 and sets out our initial proposals for schemes to be undertaken in 2019/2020.