Urban mobility across Oceania
summary
Examines concrete urban-mobility cases across Oceania: Melbourne’s free CBD trams disrupt models and a new metro rail tunnel aimed at outer-rim flows; SkyBus to the airport is owned by Ontario Teachers’ Pension; a St Kilda bike lane records 63 serious incidents over five years leading to protected “bike highways”; Wellington runs cycle counts showing ~78.7k rides in a sample week and bans dockless bikes; Suva survey finds 80% do not own bicycles and 52% rely on buses; recommends mapping with OpenStreetMap, Mapillary and OpenSidewalks.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:02Overview
- 2:32Free trams
- 4:24Metro Rail Tunnel
- 7:30Lights
- 8:23Citizen Advocacy
- 10:31Statistics
- 11:19Bike sharing
- 12:20Tracking cyclists
- 12:59Collecting scooters
- 15:06Port Moresby
- 15:54Map features
- 16:18Safety at night
- 16:42footpath mapping
- 18:00vision zero
- 18:18outro
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