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Bike Ahead: Bicycle Strategy for the 21st Century
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This document identifies key actions that are needed to ensure that the safety and convenience of cyclists are taken into consideration when other actions and decisions are being made. Perth's population is predicted to reach two million by the year 2029. One of the major challenges for transport planning will be to minimise the predicted growth in vehicle traffic. The State Government recognises the growing importance of alternatives to private motor vehicles. Programs and initiatives are being introduced which will promote access options including cycling, walking and telecommuting.
Publication Date: August 1996
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Perth Bicycle Network
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The Perth Bicycle Network is the first comprehensive plan for the provision of cycling facilities in the Perth metropolitan area. Significant sections of the network were already in place. This report identifies the necessary engineering works to complete the network. Once missing links are constructed and existing links upgraded to the appropriate standard, this will significantly increase cycling safety and convenience in Perth.
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End of Trip Facilities in Government Buildings for Cyclists
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Many cyclists are becoming aware of the personal benefits associated with cycling such as improved health, opportunities for social contact, and significant economic advantages. The bicycle is acknowledged for its cost effectiveness and efficiency over short distances in urban areas. Cycling to access government services for work or business is increasing in popularity and can be encouraged with end of trip facilities. The Bike Ahead: Bicycle Strategy for the 21st Century identifies key actions that are needed to ensure that the safety and convenience of cyclists are taken into consideration when other actions and decisions are being made, such as end of trip facilities in new and refurbished buildings.
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Bicycle User Group Manual
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A bicycle user group (BUG) is a community based organisation set up by cyclists whose aim is to improve cycling conditions in their local area.
Publication Date: June 1998
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