“If Sydney would up its game on streets and put the pedestrian experience at the top of the […]
Author: David M Levinson
This is the WalkSydney submission on the Urban Design and Landscape Plan for the M6 Stage 2. WalkSydney […]
Arncliffe New South Wales is a suburb in the Bayside Council. It is centred on a Train Station […]
[A submission I made personally to the Bayside Council, but it might be of general interest] When asked […]
Due to my upbringing, my understanding of the prophesies of Revelations may be just slightly off from standard […]
WalkSydney Members Event: GreenWay from Iron Cove to the Cooks River Presentation by the Inner West Council GreenWay […]
We asked our Twitter readership what they would do to make transport in Sydney better. Below we synthesise […]
In March 2020 we wrote “Whose turn? The strange case of Golden Grove Street and Darlington Road“. (You […]
On March 12, 2022, (March 11, 2022 where Peter was speaking) Peter Norton talked to WalkSydney, EcoTransit, and […]
We know that lowering vehicle speeds on residential streets increases safety, reduces traffic, and that low traffic neighbourhoods […]
It’s always good when people take to the streets. Below are some official street festivals, markets, and the […]
This map (click link for Zoomable Google Map) may of interest to anyone looking for a long walk. […]
Observed on Hannam Street near Turrella Station:
Dear Lord Mayor, WalkSydney is a community group working to make it easier, safer and more pleasant to […]
Problem: There is not enough tree canopy, and so temperatures will got hot. Problem: Sterile environments worsen mental […]
Walk Sydney will hold its Annual General Meeting via Zoom at 2:00 pm on Saturday, September 12, 2020. […]
In the image shown, in Moore Park, we see a dirt desire line connecting from here to there. […]
Consider the image. In the center of this image we see a brand new raised and marked pedestrian […]
One of the quieter issues about walkability is the overgrowth of plants and trees into the footpath. This […]
As one wanders around greater Sydney, one notices really small things, like missing links in the footpath network. […]
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