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Aug 2, 13:16

Melbourne Rail Loop: Insufficient Active Transport Planning Risks Project Failure

Melbourne's $34.5 billion Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) aims to reduce car use but faces criticism for insufficient walking and cycling infrastructure, potentially hindering its ability to meet ambitious modal shift targets by 2041; councils and advocates highlight missed opportunities to create wider cy...

Melbourne Rail Loop: Insufficient Active Transport Planning Risks Project Failure

Melbourne's $34.5 billion Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) aims to reduce car use but faces criticism for insufficient walking and cycling infrastructure, potentially hindering its ability to meet ambitious modal shift targets by 2041; councils and advocates highlight missed opportunities to create wider cy...

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How will the Suburban Rail Loop's insufficient investment in pedestrian and cycling infrastructure impact its ability to achieve its projected modal shift targets?

The $34.5 billion Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) in Melbourne aims to reduce car dependency by 2041, with projected decreases in car travel ranging from 18 percentage points in Box Hill to 11 percentage points in Cheltenham. However, concerns exist regarding insufficient infrastructure for walking and cycling to stations, potentially hindering the project's success in achieving its ambitious modal shift targets.

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May 9, 07:19

Sydney's GreenWay: 6km Path Nears Completion

Sydney's \$60 million GreenWay, a 6km shared bicycle and pedestrian path connecting the Cooks River and Parramatta River, is 80% complete and set to open later this year, integrating with the 2026 south-west Metro line to improve transport and community connection.

Sydney's GreenWay: 6km Path Nears Completion

Sydney's \$60 million GreenWay, a 6km shared bicycle and pedestrian path connecting the Cooks River and Parramatta River, is 80% complete and set to open later this year, integrating with the 2026 south-west Metro line to improve transport and community connection.

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What is the immediate impact of the GreenWay's completion on Sydney's inner west?

A 6km bicycle and pedestrian path, the GreenWay, is nearing completion in Sydney, Australia. Connecting the Cooks River and Parramatta River, it will open later this year and integrate with the 2026 south-west Metro line, improving transport and community connection. The \$60 million project is 80% finished.

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