Publications

Do you own or occupy land adjacent to a public road or footway?

Do you know that you are responsible for lopping any tree or cutting back any hedge growing on your land which may be causing an obstruction?

Conditions for the carriage of passengers, luggage, non-commercial vehicles, commercial vehicles, and animals on the Strangford Lough ferry.

Details of applications made for a Goods Vehicle Operator’s Licence, including variations, revocations, surrenders and public inquiries in the year 2019.

This is the current list of Section 75 consultees which the Department uses as part of its consultation process.

The purpose of the TPPD is to support transport services designed to give people with disabilities improved access to work, education, healthcare, shopping and recreational activities and by so doing assists in reducing their social isolation.

The purpose of the RTF is to support transport services designed to give people in rural areas improved access to work, education, healthcare, shopping and recreational activities and by so doing assists in reducing their social isolation.

The purpose of the TPPD is to support transport services designed to give people with a disability improved access to work, education, healthcare, shopping and recreational activities and by so doing assists in reducing their social isolation.

A brochure was produced for the public exhibition day in June 2010.

An Independent Review into the Funding Requirements for Structural Maintenance of the Northern Ireland road network.

This report deals with works completed in Ards and North Down during the year 2017/2018 and sets out our initial proposals for schemes to be undertaken in 2018/2019.

This is the Records Management Policy for the Department for Infrastructure.

Amey Consulting with HR Wallingford were commissioned by the Department for Infrastructure (DfI) and the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) to carry out a Baseline Study and Gap Analysis of Coastal Erosion in Northern Ireland.  The Report is

Northern Ireland Flood Risk Assessment (NIFRA) 2018 - Frequently Asked Questions.

These information bulletins will help to keep licensed taxi and bus operators and their drivers up-to-date, on the new digital service that is being introduced by the Driver & Vehicle Agency in 2019.

The Northern Ireland Flood Risk Assessment (NIFRA) 2018 is a high level flood risk analysis of the potential impacts on human health, the environment, cultural heritage and economic activity which could occur as a result of potential flooding in Northern Ireland.

The Alfred Street / Upper Arthur Street two-way segregated cycle lane has been in operation since March 2016.  It has proved to be a very popular cycling route which has provided an important access to the city centre. 

DfI/2018-0375: EIR Request for records held by the Department in connection with the SONI plans for the North South electricity interconnector project.

The specific request is as follows:

Newsletter updating Approved Driving Instructors and Approved Motorcycle Instructors on a number of issues within the Driver Vehicle Agency.