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Author: Federico Marcantognini

Notts Ave now has a 10 km/h speed limit
June 23, 2022 Federico Marcantognini

Walking and cycling should lead mobility post-social distancing

January 30, 2021January 30, 2021 Federico Marcantognini

Eight themes to drive the guidance update on pedestrian planning and design from Austroads

May 14, 2020 Federico Marcantognini

A state-wide program to promote streets as shared spaces

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