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Author Archives: WATAG
Crossing Blackburn Rd could be safe, but it isn’t – YET!
NOTE: This is a 2-3 minute read. If you are short on time, we suggest that you scroll to the bottom to look at the 60 second video from Matt Bach MP. Eight months ago in September 2022, WATAG started … Continue reading
Posted in Active transport, Children, Consultation, Cycling, Disability, Hazards
Tagged Active transport, Safe streets, Vic Govt., VicRoads, Whitehorse
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Over 50’s Bike Expo
If you missed the WATAG Over 50’s e-Bike and e-Trike Expo held on 26th March 2023 at Nunawading Community Hub, all is not lost. A video was made of the day by Carol O’Halloran – Wellness Professional – and Host … Continue reading
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Neighbourhood Streets – The Padbury Experiment
The Heart Foundation’s Healthy Active by Design website is a brilliant resource for all who are interested in safer streets for people and better health as a result of being active. Nearly 5 years ago it was reported that Perth … Continue reading
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Pedestrian and cyclist safety
VicRoads annual road safety grant initiative offers funding opportunities to councils and community organizations.Refer: https://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/safety-and-road-rules/road-safety-programs/vicroads-community-road-safety-grants-program/standard-grants-program I think the program is essentially a “safe-washing” initiative, because it puts the responsibility on pedestrians rather than addressing the underlying issue of car-centric road … Continue reading
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