Transport;

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What does the mall of the future look like?

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A 3D Pedestrian Crossing in Manly

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School zones are not enough

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How to reduce pedestrian fatalities? Design for safety

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Public transport ridership remains low in Australia

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Back to the office

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Reducing speed is the easiest way to revitalise high streets

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Will remote work be the norm?

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Public transport ridership declines around the world

News & Media

Six years later, Spit Bridge congestion still on the news

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Melbourne plans to use street space to boost local businesses

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Artistic pedestrian crossings – a controversial intervention

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How much parking is enough?

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Cycle lanes do not harm local businesses

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Bogota expands cycle lanes to contain COVID-19 spread

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Change staff travel mode and save tonnes of carbon emissions per year

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The case for congestion charging in Australia

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What makes a great commuter car park

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Commuting behaviour affects employee productivity

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Car sharing in residential developments

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Can commuter car parks reduce congestion?

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How do you feel about losing 5.7 days per year due to congestion?

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Integrated multi-modal trip planner

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Is driving to school becoming the norm?

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Sydneysiders are embracing share bikes

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Psychology applied to traffic engineering

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Barcelona’s Superblocks – two years later

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Parking surplus in Melbourne

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Who owns the city?

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Walking and cycling to work may feel longer than it is