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Category Archive: Movement and Places

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

Traffic-free Boxing Day

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Transport for NSW has rolled out traffic-free road changes to support pedestrian safety in the CBD today for […]

Yvonne December 26, 2019 Events, Light Rail, Movement and Places, Public Transport, Safety, Sydney, traffic calming

The Pits of Communication

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Reporting issues is a quick and easy way to help your local council look after the community.

Yvonne December 11, 2018 Footpaths and Sidewalks, Movement and Places, Safety, Sydney, Technology, Walks

Pedestrians left at the kerb by Google Maps

A screenshot from Google Maps showing walking directions between Prince Alfred Park Pool and the Powerhouse Museum near Central Station, Sydney. Google Maps walking directions suggest a long way around primarily using Cleveland Street, Regent Street and Harris Street. A much more direct and pedestrian friendly route using the Devonshire Street Tunnel and the Goods Line has been marked in Red.
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It’s 2018. When you’re in an unfamiliar part of town and you’re figuring out how to get to […]

Jed Coppa December 10, 2018 Maps, Movement and Places, Navigation, Sydney, Technology

Managing our roads for better places

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The Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) is now planning and building links to form a network of connected […]

Brigid Kelly December 5, 2018 Local Control, Motorways, Movement and Places, Planning, Submissions, Sydney
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