The Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) is now planning and building links to form a network of connected […]
Let us speak not of beautiful glass boxes. Let us dream not of transit-oriented design. Instead, let us […]
Hospitals, in addition to providing health care to patients, employ a sizeable workforce, may have numerous students particularly […]
St Leonard’s is one of the busiest train stations in Sydney. Yet even on the most minor laneways, […]
When it’s raining, and everyone has their umbrella out, and you are passing someone going the opposite direction, […]
Travel Time Platform is a website that lets users draw Isochrones, areas which can be reached in a […]
Every signal controlled intersection should have protected pedestrian crossings on every side of every street. Yet this is […]
It is often said that every transit user is also a pedestrian. But planners of new transport infrastructure […]
The Alexandria-Moore Park Connector (A2MP) is proposed as a set of road widenings that will attract additional vehicles […]
This post was written by a friend of WalkSydney who works for local government, but wishes to remain […]
I am fortunate to live in a beautiful part of suburban Sydney, where I can walk out my […]
Refugee children, trapped on a small island, trying to get to a better place, are challenged by a […]
When I moved to Sydney in 2012, I couldn’t believe how badly timed the pedestrian signals were. The […]
Welcome to the home of WalkSydney, a group of people aiming to improve walking from Wollongong to Newcastle […]
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