Cities and towns
Conference paper
Why do cyclists feel safer in inner Amsterdam and Copenhagen than Melbourne? A contextual framework
This paper seeks to quantify comparisons of cycling safety outcomes between similar city areas and provides framework for exploring changes to the context in which adults make travel choices.
Conference paper
Melbourne's public transport: performance and prospects after 15 years of 'privatisation'
This paper seeks to assess the financial and operational performance of Victoria's private contracts for Melbourne trains and trams.
Conference paper
Innovation and transport planning: introducing urban linear ferries in Brisbane
This paper uses innovation theory, derived from the product development literature, to explore how innovation in the public transport ferry industry in Brisbane occurred.
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Using the land-use planning system to achieve transport-planning outcomes: comparing experiences between NSW and the UK
Drawing on interviews and key policy documents, the review compared key policy mechanisms relating to the development, implementation, monitoring and enforcement of travel plans, identifying factors in the UK system that were lacking in NSW.
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Stranger adaptations: cultural diversity and public/private interface adaptations in Bankstown, Sydney
With a view to extending this literature, the current paper examines how intercultural encounters in public space are influenced by built form in the culturally diverse suburb of Bankstown, Sydney