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Sydney’s transport system is suffering due to the fact that may services do not in link with where Sydney residents need to travel. Victoria Road is a very congested route in peak hour. This presentation designed concepts on how to make Victoria Road become less congested.
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- 1. Transport can be described broadly as the movement of goods and people from an origin to a destination. It is one of the most fundamental aspects of an advanced economy , as it provides a window to the wider world. (ABS, 2009) By David Baker and Thea Roberts Sydney Transport
- 2. “… our services do not link enough people with where they work, and they are in disrepair from years of under-investment by various governments.” (Metro Metrics, p42, 2006) “By far the biggest driver of our transport problems is the fact that our patterns of where we live, work, learn, shop and play have not been matched by changes in transport infrastructure or services.” (Metro Metrics, p42, 2006)
- 3. “ In 2006, Sydney residents made 15.9 million trips each weekday , a growth of about 200,000 trips. This represents a 1.2% increase from the previous year, an upturn from several years of contracting growth…” (Ministry of Transport, 2006) “In 2006, Sydney residents travelled a total of 150.3 million kilometres on an average weekday …” (Ministry of Transport, 2006)
- 4. "There's an extra 1 million vehicles on our roads and an extra 600,000 drivers since 1996." (Linton, 2008) “Roads can sometimes make it easier to get to some places, for example the M7, but the question then is: access to what? ” (Simpson, R. 2008)
- 9. Population of communities along Victoria Road Total estimated population of area 128 220
- 10. Train lines and stations
- 11. Road network
- 12. Bus lines
- 14. Design- in situ
- 15. Design- Focus
- 16. Existing Light / monorail
- 17. Design- section
- 18. Design- Montage
- 19. Design- Montage
- 30. Downtown Phoenix, Arizona, US
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