Projects
Over the last 18 years we have worked with all three levels of government and the private sector to deliver carefully researched, evidence-based advice across a variety of transport issues.
Here is a showcase of projects we have been involved with, focused on assisting government develop strategic transport policies designed to make cities work better - economically, socially and environmentally.
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Perth Bike Share Feasibility Study
In 2016 we were commissioned by the City of Perth to lead the Perth Bike Share Feasibility Study. This project is the first strategic assessment of the potential for Perth to support a well used bike share program.
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Monash University Car Share Options Plan
We were engaged by Monash University, Melbourne to investigate mechanisms to boost levels of car share use by the growing residential student population.
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Bike Share Feasibility Study for Adelaide
We have been engaged by the City of Adelaide to develop a set of options for a future bike share program in the South Australian capital.
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City of Sydney Bike Share Workshop
This workshop involved a facilitated discussion on possibilities for a bike share program in Australia's largest city, Sydney.
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Integrated Transport Strategy (2016 – 2040) for Moonee Valley City Council
In mid-2015 we were commissioned by Moonee Valley City Council to prepare their new Integrated Transport Plan.
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Cyclist Crashes in Queensland
Using police reported crash data for Queensland, we have visualised the spatial distribution of incidents in which a cyclist was involved.
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City of Melbourne – Disruptive transport innovation
It's difficult to think of a time in which transport technology has developed as quickly as it is now. Apps able to summon rides at the tap of a screen, cars that can drive themselves and large-scale, GPS enabled bike share. These were all once fanciful ideas that have in one form or another arrived in our cities.
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Green Travel Plans
We help developers gain approval for projects that seek to reduce the amount of car parking provided. These plans are grounded in Travel Demand Management strategies, all designed to reduce the need for unnecessary car use.
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Cycle Safe Course Review
Commissioned by the South Australian Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure, this project evaluated the impact of adult cycling proficiency courses.
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