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Tag: Ashley Drive

Direction sign adjacent to Longmore Crescent, Wanniassa. c1989
By woodfloats Posted on 2020-10-152020-10-15

Tuggeranong: valley of bike paths 1989

After the paddocks in the Tuggeranong Valley came suburbs and bike paths, and what beautiful bike paths they were.

Categories:urban planningTags: Ashley Drive, Athllon Drive, Baskerville Street, Chisholm, Drakeford Drive, Erindale Drive, Farrer Ridge Woodland Reserve, Gaunson Crescent, Gilmore, Gowrie, Hambidge Crescent, Heagney Crescent, Ingram Street, Isabella Drive, Isabella Plains, Kambah, Longmore Crescent, Monash, O'Halloran Circuit, Richardson, Sulwood Drive, Tuggeranong, Tuggeranong Valley, Wanniassa
Photo by Charles on Pexels.com
By woodfloats Posted on 2020-09-012020-10-06

This old dog only knows one trick

The inability to shift transport investment away from roads is a concern.

Categories:urban planningTags: active travel, Ashley Drive, Barton Highway, congestion, Coppins Crossing Road, cycling infrastructure, duplication, Ginninderra Drive, Gundaroo Drive, HILDA, Horse Park Drive, Monaro Highway

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