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2016 Census of Population and Housing Consultation - Journey to Education

Started this discussion. Last reply by Australian Bicycle Council Nov 6, 2012. 1 Reply

Today the Australian Bureau of Statistics released a report outlining its initial views on topics and procedures for the 2016 Census.To be noted is the proposal to include Journey to Education in the…Continue

Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion

Started this discussion. Last reply by sammy Feb 6. 72 Replies

Today the Federal Government released  Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: draft report for discussion.The draft report explores how the Australian Government can work with other…Continue

 

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sammy replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
"we can have cycle ways built on or over the train track system  "
Feb 6
Martin Geliot replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
"a bit of a PT cock up today   Most obviously showing that having a single track across the harbour with no redundancy for trackwork or malfunction is not on.   Secondly that had more of these people been with bikes there would have been…"
Feb 4
Alan Todd replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
"Nate, I sent a submission from freestylecyclists covering the issue of MHLs.  You can read it on the helmetless riders group discussion, posted last…"
Feb 3
Bob Moore replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
"I don't know if the Govt is serious, but the paper writer(s) probably are. Up to us to support its general thrust and offer criticism. Hard to criticise it page by page, as so much good data and so many worthy references, but in general terms…"
Feb 2
Omar - Go! Alliance replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
"The government(s) will care when they believe enough people care to write, sway media headlines or affect their popularity.  I think a lot of people do care but perhaps for a lot of different reasons or motivations and perhaps not strongly…"
Feb 2
Chris replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
"Concerning walking, cycling and public transport, conditions here in Australia are really quite bad - just like in the US, I would say. I hate the "bike lanes" they have here, which are very narrow lanes painted on the street next to the…"
Feb 2
Tim replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
"For those last minute artists out there, submissions will now be accepted until 5pm on Wednesday 6 February 2013."
Jan 31
rococoabean replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
" "If the support for active transport is so good, why is Australia still so car-centric?". Reminding them that 'because Australia is a big country and we need to drive lots' is the WRONG answer. It'll be easy enough to…"
Jan 17
Nat Buckley replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
"We have 14 days exactly - lets get cracking.  Say a few words to email activetransport@infrastructure.gov.au on any one of the following - As a discussion paper, the report is a failure.  It doesn't discuss helmet legislation as a…"
Jan 17
Martin Geliot replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
"That sounds excellent.   I'll be a signer, bandwidth limited on contribution due to day job and analysing what the roads Minister has just written.   That said, seeing as the CoA signed AU up for the zero casualties aspiration yet…"
Jan 15
Omar - Go! Alliance replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
"I definitely think it is worthwhile - I was hoping to get EcoTransit to agree to join in the drafting for a joint petition under Go! but we will go it alone if they don't respond soon.  In the meantime, if any SC member  wants to…"
Jan 15
Martin Geliot replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
"So are we petitioning, now that Bob has pointed out that it might get something done with our Federal money?"
Jan 15
Bob Moore replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
Jan 15
Martin Geliot replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
"Ooooh, now we are talking :-)   OT slightly, now have responses from Minister Gay via John Sidoti to the questions we asked around ride to work time. Still digesting, and not sure if these responses are OK to be shared yet."
Jan 15
Bob Moore replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
"And there was an admission from IA that they could fund bicycle projects, if the Fed Govt asked them too. See earlier thread on questions the Federal Greens asked of IA in parliament."
Jan 15
Omar - Go! Alliance replied to Australian Bicycle Council's discussion Walking, Riding and Access to Public Transport: Draft Report for Discussion
"I agree with you Tim.  We can and should work at all levels to affect change.  The Feds do put up the money (or some part) for many state projects large and small (CoS cycleways included) and can directly or indirectly (through design and…"
Jan 14

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What sort of riding do you do ?
Commuting, Road Cycling, Mountain Biking, Track Cycling, Recreational, Touring, Whatever
Tell us about your bikes
The National Cycling Strategy aims to double the number of Australians riding by 2016.
About Me:
The Australian Bicycle Council's role is to:
- oversee and coordinate implementation of the Australian National Cycling Strategy 2011-16
- provide a forum for the sharing of information between stakeholders involved in the implementation of the Strategy
- maintain a repository of information and resources to promote increased cycling in Australia.

We maintain and promote the Cycling Resource Centre. www.cyclingresourcecentre.org.au
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http://www.austroads.com.au/abc

Comment Wall (2 comments)

At 1:26pm on October 17, 2012, Neil Alexander said…

The National Cycling Strategy aims to double the number of Australians riding by 2016.

How's that going, then?

At 7:52am on October 18, 2012, Neil Alexander said…

Ah, thanks, EG. Much is becoming clearer!

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