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Category Archive: Cycling

A People’s Map: WalkConnex and BikeConnex

WalkConnex and BikeConnex
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“If Sydney would up its game on streets and put the pedestrian experience at the top of the […]

David M Levinson March 8, 2023 Cycling, Networks, Planning, Sydney, Walks

Submission on Urban Design and Landscape Plan for M6

M6 Urban Design and Landscape Plan
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This is the WalkSydney submission on the Urban Design and Landscape Plan for the M6 Stage 2. WalkSydney […]

David M Levinson February 24, 2023 Bayside, Brighton-Le-Sands, Crosswalks, Cycling, Kogarah, parks, Planning, Rockdale, Submissions

Better Transport for Sydney

Darling Harbour
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We asked our Twitter readership what they would do to make transport in Sydney better. Below we synthesise […]

David M Levinson June 30, 2022 30please, Cycling, Futurism, Public Transport, Sydney, Tactical Urbanism, Traffic Signals, Walks

Who can ride on footpaths and shared pathways and what are the rules?

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Footpaths Unless there are signs that specifically prohibit them, bicycles may be ridden on the footpath by: Children […]

Janet Wahlquist February 15, 2022 Cycling, Road Rules, Safety

Need to return road space for walking and cycling – Bridge Rd Glebe

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Bridge Road Glebe changes from single lane to two lanes for a short distance along the Blackwattle Bay […]

Regina Haertsch September 23, 2021 Cycling, Glebe, Sydney

Traffic-free weekends at Centennial Park have revived the “People’s Park” its founder envisioned

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The centennial parklands trust has been widely praised for its trial of traffic-free weekends. It should seize this opportunity to make them permanent and revive the “People’s Park” its founder envisioned.

Christopher Standen May 15, 2020 Cars, Cycling, Movement and Places, Safety, Sydney

How cycleways benefit pedestrians

Protesting the removal of the College St cycleway
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Each time a new cycleway is built, it is not just people on bikes who benefit. Pedestrians benefit […]

Owen July 24, 2019 Cycling, Sydney
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