Tasmanian Times
Transport
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555Proposed Road Changes
Doctors Rocks by Inglis Media At last night’s Waratah-Wynyard Council meeting, councillors as a planning authority unanimously approved the state government’s designs...
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453Derwent Ferry Trials Begin
Media release – Michael Ferguson, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, 19 July 2021 Derwent Ferry sea trials begin The Tasmanian Liberal Government...
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Does ‘Minimum Passing Distance’ Increase Road Rage?
Minimum space for passing cyclists is now law Australia-wide. It increases safety – but possibly road rage too To protect cyclists on...
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Greater Hobart Mayors Urge Candidates to Back Public Transport
The Greater Hobart Mayors have joined together to urge candidates in the upcoming state election to commit to a better public transport...
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Can What Cyclists Wear Make Them Look ‘Less Human’?
An urban planner who wants to encourage more cycling around cities has launched a survey asking people if they think different types...
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How States can Accelerate Australia’s Electric Vehicle Transition
On the road again: here’s how the states can accelerate Australia’s sputtering electric vehicle transition Last month, Volkswagen Australia chief Michael Bartsch...
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Public Transport the Key to Easing Commuter Traffic
The mayors of Greater Hobart say reducing reliance on cars is the key to easing congestion across the city.
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Community on the Rails
Rail trails are a powerful tool in (re)connecting community and energising local economies, writes TRC Associate Chris Ord.
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Hobart Western Bypass Feasibility Study
A feasibility study has explored four options for a western bypass of Hobart city centre and found none of them viable.
