The National Transport Authority (NTA) plans to survey customers about their experiences on public transport after dark amid fears some women are afraid to travel on services.
An internal presentation for the NTA board said decreased passenger numbers on services had made the problems of anti-social behaviour even more visible for customers.
And it said a significant part of people’s fears about public transport related to the “last mile” of their journey as they reached their homes.
The briefing had been requested by the board who believed safety on buses, trains, and Luas services was a matter of “particular concern”.