Wrote a post for the @UNSWCityFutures blog - quantifying the potential walkability benefits of building more bridges over the Cooks River & Wolli Creek .#walkability #activetransport #urbanism.

RT @UNSWCityFutures: 🚶‍♀️🌆 New paper!.Check out "A participatory mapping approach to capturing perceived walkability" by @JosephineRoper4….

RT @humantransit: When people set out to create an image of the beauty of a city, they usually leave out cars.

RT @ChrisStanden88: My article explaining why @cityofsydney's plan to remove zebra crossings in Alexandria will reduce safety & walkability….

RT @railmaps: This is true.

RT @Sydney_Stations: Chalmers St and Elizabeth St have been closed to traffic for near a month now, since the fire. The world still turns.….

RT @AKorSyd: @Sydney_Stations This is exactly the territory that should be opened up to Sydney’s true missing medium density; 4-6 storey ur….

RT @Sydney_Stations: While Chatswood gets plenty of well-deserved love, the zoning by Willoughby Council is still weird. Much of the land w….

RT @CityDescriber: a group of colorful blocks

RT @0xDesigner: 8/

RT @BetterSts4AUS: Less than 25% of NSW students walk, cycle or take public transport to school. It's estimated that 65% of morning congest….

anyone know what's going on with transportation . social ? where does one find out about these things, when they are down?.

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Making the most of this beautiful spring weather with some ferry-accessible bouldering ⛴. #ecopointclimb #phdlifeaintsobad @ Blues Point Reserve

anyone in #urbanism save that meme a week back on the lines of 'Empty transport infrastructure is good' with an empty train line next to a traffic jam? Want to discuss (not necessarily endorse) in class I'm teaching but can't find it!.

At the @SDSC_3DGeoInfo conference, presenting our new open source walkability index on the Colouring Cities platform: . Details in paper (open access):

And having grown up there, I know how they hate to cross the bridge - Tom Ugly's that is! - so there are plenty of those trips.

Many within-Shire trips are <5km and would be great by bike - but only if it's efficient, and shared paths with effective lack of priority at every side street and driveway are neither safe nor efficient. Should be seen as an opportunity to spend some money for a good outcome!.

Bit close to home for Sydney's "event information and important public messaging" pylons.

Great way to nerd-snipe geography people: map magnets that can’t actually be assembled into a contiguous map

Anyone else finding Google Maps routes for cycling in Sydney are a bit worse lately? Was away for two months and now it's trying to send me down City Road instead of Shepherd St, and similar things - seems like it's picking busier roads more often.