Elliot Fishman: Pushing for sensible transport
An interview with Dr Elliot Fishman, Director of Transport Innovation at the Institute for Sensible Transport.
The battle for space on city roads and footpaths
City roads & footpaths are under stress. With increasing numbers of pedestrians & traffic, & new modes of transport added to the system, changes are needed.
Jullietta Jung: Active transport, day and night
Jullietta Jung is a Senior Road Network Planner at Transport for NSW by day, and a strong active transport advocate and participant at all times.
Alyson O’Rourke: Game for mobility advances
Alyson O’Rourke has been working in ITS for over 20 years, and recently was a point person organising transport for the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.
MaaS trial in Sydney
A 6-month trial of MaaS in Sydney, with participants using an app to pay for and arrange their everyday travel needs.
Maureen Thurston: Transport by design
Maureen Thurston is Aurecon’s Chief Experience Officer. She talks about her background, and her thoughts on applying design-thinking to transport’s future.
Glynn Barton: Happy streets, healthy cities
Glynn Barton is Director of Network Management at Transport for London. iMOVE interviews Glynn about what he does day to day, how he got his start & more.
Brisbane’s Lime scooter trial
Two researchers from the Cities Research Institute have written something of a report card on Brisbane’s trial of Lime’s share electric scooters.
Amy Child: Urban planning, actively
iMOVE interviews Amy Child, a transport and urban planner for over 16 years, and with a particular interest in active transport.
Dr Dorina Pojani: Sees the forest and the trees
In this interview with Dr Dorina Pojani (University of Queensland) we discuss her well-travelled background, and thoughts on transport.
NSW to clamp down on dumped share bikes
Dockless share bikes strewn around streets, shopping centres, major event venues and more are being looked at with an enforcement eye by the NSW Government.
Health by Stealth partnership: better living through active transport
Australia is playing catch-up in the area of active transport — walking, cycling, public transport — but a new study called Health by Stealth is looking to give the country a boost.