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Pedal Power ACT Cycling News Roundup
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CYCLING NEWS ROUNDUP

weekly cycling headlines from Canberra, Australia and the world

compiled by Roger Bacon, Pedal Power ACT Advocacy Team
Sunday 19 September 2021

Monitoring ACT GOVERNMENT CYCLING COMMITMENTS 2020-24 - Pedal Power ACT
 

Headline news

The ACT Legislative Assembly declared a climate emergency on 16 May 2019.
CLIMATE EMERGENCY ACTION
Can people travel sustainably? - Greener Transport Solutions
The long term will be decided by current policy and projects - Greener Transport Solutions
Loan scheme seeks to get hundreds more Scots on bikes in active travel plans - The National
How to end the American dependence on driving - Vox
CORONAVIRUS - ACTION DURING THE CRISIS
Stop de Kindermoord revisited. Is NZ outperforming Netherlands? - A view from the cycle path
Cycling UK wins appeal to secure judicial review of removal of West Sussex bike lane - road.cc
CORONAVIRUS - PLANNING FOR AFTER THE CRISIS
CROW Design manual for bicycle traffic as a counterweight to car space - Dutch Cycling Embassy
Post-lockdown toll on London’s cyclists laid bare - Evening Standard
EUROPEAN MOBILITY WEEK 16-22 September
WORLD CAR-FREE DAY 22 September
European Mobility Week, 16-22 Sep - European Commission
5 questions that you would want to ask the mayor - Medium
Car Free Day: September 22 - National Day Calendar
VELO-CITY 2021 LISBON
ECF CEO Jill Warren’s key takeaways from Velo-city 2021 Lisboa - European Cyclists’ Federation
Velo-City 2021 Conference in Lisbon - Dutch Cycling Embassy
SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT'S NEW CYCLING DESIGN GUIDE
Cycling by design: new guidance for cycling infrastructure - Transport Scotland
REVISED GUIDE TO TEMPORARY TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT - AUSTROADS
Updated Guide to Temporary Traffic Management - Austroads
[Webinar 11 Nov] Strategic Review of the Guide to Traffic Management - Austroads
REDUCING TRAFFIC SPEED ON SHARED STREETS
[ACT] More than 1200 sign petition to waive Civic 40km/h speed zone fines - CT [paywall quota]
[ACT] Drivers speeding up during lockdown: a massive windfall in fines - CT [paywall quota]
CYCLING SAFETY
Cyclist Crashes: Open Data Portal - ACT Government
This is how they do separation in the Netherlands - Facebook [Dutch Cycling Embassy]
[Video] How to overtake a bike: Look, Plan, Pass. - Twitter [Surrey Police]
[Podcast] How can road violence against cyclists be stopped? - road.cc [DCS Andy Cox]
“Immediate” safety changes announced for killer junction in Holborn - road.cc
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High priority items below are in red type.

National news

Bike infrastructure myth-busting - Bicycle NSW
Pedalling ahead with record spending on local cycle projects - SA Government
Cottesloe first WA council to offer rental e-bikes in two-year trial - Perth Now

International news

NZ
Everyone should care about urbanism, and here’s why - Greater Auckland
Europe
Paris is taking space back from cars. Here’s how. - Slate
International Mobility Summit: Looking at the future of cycling from a woman's lens - Mobycon
Best practices - Dutch Cycling Embassy
UK
The Chris Boardman interview - Fare City
[Vacancy] Active Travel Manager - Transport for Wales
[Vacancy] Cycling and Walking Commissioner - West Midlands Combined Authority
New Belfast bridge will boost walking and cycling in the city - Sustrans
Canada
Montreal offers lessons for all cities that want safer, better, more livable streets - Streetsblog NYC
[Audio] Vancouver cycling advocacy, riding for kids, car culture & more - 3CR Comm'y Radio
USA
20 years, 1600 Complete Streets policies  - Smart Growth America
Inclusion on Main Street - People for Bikes
Global
[PDF] Maximising micromobility: integration with public transport - Inst for Trptation & Dev’t Policy
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Quote of the week
 
“Perhaps the greatest strength of cycling is that it provides enormous benefits both to the individual and to society as a whole. Everyone benefits from cycling. As noted previously, communicating the societal benefits is crucial to generating the necessary political and public support to implement the necessary policies to promote cycling. Communicating the individual benefits of cycling is crucial to getting more people on bikes.
 
“Cycling offers a healthy, cost-effective, equitable way to improve the sustainability of urban transportation systems and build more livable cities.”
 
from City cycling, edited by John Pucher and Ralph Buehler
Chapter 15, Promoting cycling for daily travel: conclusions and lessons from across the globe, p.362
Reproduced by kind permission of MIT Press, Cambridge MA
https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/city-cycling
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