Woden Valley 1989: ahead of its time
Woden Valley was built in the 1960s. By 1989 it already had many of the bike paths we know today. It was ahead of its time. Photos from 30 years ago, that could be from yesterday.
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Woden Valley was built in the 1960s. By 1989 it already had many of the bike paths we know today. It was ahead of its time. Photos from 30 years ago, that could be from yesterday.
The Heysen Street Link bike path will be extended to Woden Town Centre. Good news, after years of delays. The scope of projects may shrink after a grand vision, but Heysen Street Link has grown to something more. A happy end.
Site visits to three long-awaited cycling missing links, just a week before the 2020 ACT Election, and found none completed. Here is the result of the last four years of government.
Where we cycle depends on where we live. The 2017 ACT Household Travel Survey tells us more.
If we want to get the job done, how much is really enough?
A mapping project for riding to work.
Documenting cycling routes in the ACT between town centres.
Documenting cycling routes in the ACT between town centres.
Light rail continues to be a challenge for the ACT Government.
Most of the investment is still improving roads. The relative investment in road improvements ($986 million), light rail ($336 million) and cycling ($17.9 million) between 2020-2024.
Nothing has changed in August 2020.
20% of Ireland’s transport budget will go to walking and cycling.