Integrated transport for a connected city

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21 September 2009This presentation raises some of the key transport issues facing Sydney today as well as the Federal perspective on transport solutions for Australia's cities. Then Ken Livingstone, former mayor of London, reveals the triumphs and challenges of transforming London's transport system, and his suggestions for Sydney’s transport future. Ken introduced the controversial congestion charge to London as well as the popular Oyster card and remains committed to reducing the impact cities have on the environment.

NB this presentation is also available as a vodcast >

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