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The document summarizes a study on improving transport in Auckland city centre in New Zealand. The study focused on improving connections between the east and west parts of the city centre. It involved collaboration between local government agencies and stakeholders. The key outcomes were an overall transport strategy that included designating Quay Street as a boulevard, Victoria Street as a linear park, and Wellesley/Albert Street for placemaking. It also included strategies for prioritizing active transportation modes like walking and cycling over vehicular traffic in the city centre. The study provided lessons about the importance of collaboration, focusing on strategic direction, and effectively communicating the outcomes of the study.
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This document summarizes a case study regarding a request for a pedestrian crossing on Princes Road in Torrens Park. Initially, Council estimated the cost to install a zebra crossing would be $10,000-$12,000. However, during detailed design it was discovered the actual cost to meet lighting standards would be over $50,000. Staff then proposed an alternative $12,000 solution focusing on improved road lighting, signage removal, pavement marking renewal and red pavement treatment instead of the more expensive zebra crossing. Council approved this balanced solution that achieved safety improvements within the original budget.
Darren Blasdale - Seaford roundabout
This document summarizes a proposal for improvements to the Seaford Roundabout intersection. It includes information on vehicle and pedestrian traffic patterns, delays at the intersection during morning and afternoon peak times, and key concerns about vulnerable pedestrians, the number of crashes, and high vehicle entry speeds. The proposal engaged traffic consultants to investigate crashes, model existing traffic conditions and potential treatments, and address speeds and pedestrian safety as part of applying for "Black Spot" road safety funding to improve the intersection.
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Zak Valiff from the City of Port Adelaide Enfield presented plans to close the missing link in the Port Hike and Bike Loop Path. This would connect shared use paths along Causeway Rd and Semaphore Rd. The presentation discussed the council's bike plan, proposed designs for paths along each road, and how a new development could provide the missing link. Concept designs showed widening paths and refuges to improve safety.
Lydia Kairl - King William pedestrian crossings
This document discusses proposed pedestrian crossing improvements along King William Road. It summarizes existing pedestrian and vehicle traffic conditions, including pedestrian counts of over 300 people in a 10 hour period. Warrant criteria for installing zebra crossings require an average of 20 or more pedestrians per hour and over 200 vehicles per hour. Traffic studies found average vehicle volumes well over 200 vehicles per hour and average pedestrian volumes of 22 and 55 people per hour at two locations, meeting the warrant criteria. The document recommends installing zebra crossings to improve pedestrian safety and access along King William Road.
Shaun Smith - Resident street parties
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1) Legislation allows the Minister and by delegation local councils to close roads for events.
2) Requirements for street parties include the street having under 1,000 vehicles per day and limiting the number of parties per weekend.
3) Residents must consult neighbors, place ads, and submit checklists to council 4+ weeks in advance for review and approval of traffic management and risk management plans.
Shaun Smith - Narrow road parking
Australian Road Rule 208 states that on narrow roads less than 7 meters wide, drivers must leave at least 3 meters clear for other vehicles to pass and must not obstruct the path of other vehicles or pedestrians when parking. Narrow roads make up 30% of roads in the Burnside council area and are one of the most common reasons for traffic complaints. The rule is in place to ensure the safe and efficient flow of traffic on narrow roads where there is little room to pass parked vehicles.
Edward Chan - Local Area Traffic Management Novar Gardens and Camden Park
This document summarizes a local area traffic management study for Novar Gardens and Camden Park in the City of West Torrens. The study identified issues with road safety, traffic volumes, and amenity through data collection and public consultation. Potential traffic treatments were developed to address the key issues and endorsed in a LATM plan after further public feedback. Future work will involve localized consultation, approvals, and implementation of the specific treatments budgeted in the plan.
Li Meng - Shared mobility
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Paul Froggatt - KWR presentation
This document summarizes a study and design process for upgrades to King William Road in Adelaide. Key points:
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- A 2017 perception study surveyed businesses, visitors and residents to understand issues and priorities for improvement. It found a desire for more outdoor spaces and pedestrian access.
- An extensive design process developed three options for street upgrades, with strong community preference for the "Beautiful Street" option with more greening, outdoor areas, and pedestrian access over retaining parking.
- Challenges included balancing parking needs with creating an attractive public realm, while ensuring
Ingrid Hunt - Traffic control device approval
This document discusses the use and approval of non-standard traffic control devices in South Australia. It notes that traffic control devices must conform to the Road Traffic Act, Australian Standards, and the Code of Technical Requirements. For devices that do not meet these conditions, approval must be sought from the Traffic Engineering Standards team by providing reasons why standard devices are unsuitable, factors related to safety and intuitiveness, and documentation like a Traffic Impact Statement and plans. The document provides examples of non-standard devices that have been approved, and notes the process is the same for excluded devices and speed limit changes.
David Hayes - Robust decision making
This document discusses consultation requirements and policies for installing traffic control devices and managing roads and traffic in the City of Burnside. It outlines legal requirements for various types of road closures and notes that while some traffic control devices do not have legal consultation requirements, consultation is still recommended. It also summarizes the Local Government Act requirements for adopting a public consultation policy and procedures for reviewing decisions. The remainder of the document provides guidance on different consultation styles and methods, developing policies, and considerations for content in a road and traffic management policy and parking policy.
Paul Steely White Plenary
Congressman Anthony Weiner told Mayor Bloomberg during a recent dinner that if he became mayor, his first year would be spent tearing out the city's bike lanes in a series of ribbon-cutting events. While bicycle ridership in New York City has massively increased over the past decade, fatalities in bike collisions have remained fairly constant, indicating that cycling is now safer than in previous years. Advocates argue that a safe systems approach focusing on systemic and normative changes can further reduce bike collisions and achieve the goal of zero traffic deaths, rather than blaming human error.
AITPM Conference Presentation - Bob Davis
This document discusses the potential for establishing air freight services between Geraldton Airport in Western Australia and destinations in Asia. Geraldton is well positioned as a logistics hub with road, rail and sea transport infrastructure already in place. The region produces significant amounts of fresh produce, meat and seafood but producers face challenges transporting perishable goods long distances to export ports in a timely manner. Establishing air freight services could help exporters access new offshore markets more quickly. Initial services would likely use passenger aircraft belly cargo capacity to Asia with a focus on establishing sufficient import and export volumes and passengers to ensure viability. Upgrades to Geraldton Airport's runway and apron are underway to accommodate larger aircraft in the future.
AITPM Conference Presentation - Casper Baum
This document outlines the agenda for a presentation on planning future airports. The presentation will discuss Surbana Jurong/SMEC Group, changing demand and business models for airport terminals, Changi Terminal 5's vision and aspirations, changes in customer behavior and services, mobility and technology of the future. It will examine how to define future demand, customer behavior, and technology developments when planning major airport infrastructure projects. Predicting these uncertain factors accurately is challenging, as forecasts do not always match reality. The presentation aims to provide strategies for accounting for uncertainty when developing long-term airport visions, plans and designs.
AITPM Conference Presentation - David Sanders
This document discusses managing deliveries in busy city centers. It notes that increasing populations, demand, and congestion are placing constraints on delivery infrastructure. Left uncontrolled, delivery traffic can swarm cities like traffic. However, the document proposes that delivery traffic can be managed like ant trails through a system called MobileDOCK. MobileDOCK allows carriers to book loading zones and dock spaces in advance. It provides visibility of deliveries and reduces dwell times and congestion. The system benefits carriers, receivers, and cities by coordinating deliveries.
AITPM Conference Presentation - Willem Deddam
This document summarizes key points from a presentation given at the AITPM Conference on July 25, 2018. The presentation discussed lessons learned from the ports of Rotterdam and Sohar regarding their transitions from city ports to industrial ports. Three case studies from Rotterdam were provided: 1) The redevelopment of the Merwe-Vierhavens area from port to residential use. 2) The transformation of a former shipyard into an innovation hub and education center. 3) The relocation of the Port of Rotterdam headquarters from a port area to downtown Rotterdam. Discussion points focused on the transitions of Fremantle Inner Harbour and opportunities to better integrate existing industries with the new Kwinana port
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AITPM Conference Presentation - David Brown
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- 2. 2 • Auckland city centre context • Overview of study • Process • Key outcomes • Learnings Introduction
- 3. 3 Auckland city centre – dynamic environment
- 4. 4 Auckland city centre – dynamic environment
- 5. 5 Auckland city centre – transport challenge
- 6. 6 Overview of study – area of focus
- 7. 7 Overview of study – strategic fit
- 9. 9 Technical Stakeholders • Auckland Council • Auckland Transport • Waterfront Auckland • NZ Transport Agency External Stakeholders • Heart of the City Business Association • Waitemata Local Board • Cycle Action Study process - collaboration
- 10. 10 Study process - evaluation
- 11. 11 Key outcomes – overall strategy
- 13. 13 Preferred corridor directions Quay Street - Vision
- 14. 14 Preferred corridor directions – Fanshawe Street
- 15. 15 Preferred corridor directions – Customs Street and Beach Road
- 16. 16 Preferred corridor directions – Victoria Street
- 17. 17 Preferred corridor directions – Wellesley Street
- 19. 19 Preferred corridor directions – Wellesley Street Wellesley Street Central Wellesley Street East/West
- 20. 20 Preferred corridor directions – Mayoral Drive/ Cook Street
- 21. 21 • Quay Street Boulevard • Victoria Street Linear Park • Wellesley/ Albert Street Strategy for Place making
- 22. 22 Key outcomes - strategy for active modes
- 23. 23 Key outcomes - strategy for vehicular modes
- 24. 24 Key outcomes
- 25. 25 Key outcomes – areas of further clarification required
- 26. 26 • The power of collaboration • Focussing on the strategic direction • Importance of selling the message Learnings