Dublin Avenue

Dublin Avenue is a major road in Wavier Borough in Outer-Neutralston. It is Neutralston's Busiest Shopping Street with around Two-Hundred Thousand daily visitors, and as of 2015 had over 20 Shops. It is designated as part of the A15, a major road connecting Neutralston City to Port Benedict however it is not signed posted as such. 
History
The road was originally part of the Hanmek Tribe Trade Route, which ran from the Ancient Capital of Gyugyishi to various tribes and settlements across Northern Neutralston. It was known as Janek Road in the Middle Ages due the roads proximity with the now filled in River Janek. It then became known as Dublin Street during the Late 19th Century and then Dublin Avenue in 1895 and began to change from agricultural and residential to retail use.
In the 1900s, numerous market venders would set up camp along the road selling various imported goods from Europe and Great Britain, this included food and various items of jewellery and trinkets. Department stores began springing up in 1930s, with SaintBens opening their first store location along the promenade. The Neutralstonese fast food chain McDaniels would open a restaurant there in 1953. 
Trams would begin serving Dublin Avenue in 2009, with the opening of the Wavier Hill extension of the Neutralston Tram Network.
Traffic Management
Due to the high volumes of people walking along the Avenue as well as being a popular retail area in general, Private Vehicles are banned from driving along the road during Peak Hours on Weekdays and Saturdays as well as parking being prohibited along the entire length of Dublin Avenue, these traffic reforms were enforced by the Neutralston City Assembly in 1981 with cars being banned on Saturdays, however when the Neutralston Trams were extended to serve Wavier Hill this was expanded to Weekdays as well. Public Vehicles such as Taxis, Buses or Trams are allow to drive along Dublin Avenue at all times and receive priority over Cars during Weekdays and Saturdays. 
Culture 
The annual switching on of Christmas lights by a celebrity has been a popular event since 1985, with thousands gathering along the road to watch the road and streetlights be lit up. 
Transport
Dublin Avenue is served by both the Neutralston Trams which run along the entire length of the road from Thompson Park and Lake Pomerania as well as the Neutralston DLR at Dublin Avenue DLR Station.