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Cycling and walking in North Sydney and beyond

Opens: Tuesday 13 June 2023

Closes: Tuesday 11 July 2023

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Introduction

How can we make walking and bike riding safer and more accessible to you, your family and broader community? What improvements are important to you when moving around the area, either on foot, or on a pushbike? How can we improve our public spaces and streets?

You can respond to questions about walking, bike riding, or both.

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Walking

1. How often do you go for walks in the area?
2. Are there any improvements to the walking paths that would encourage you to make journeys by foot more often?
3. Are there any locations where you don’t feel safe walking?
Please specify:
5. Why do you feel unsafe walking in these locations? You can choose more than one answer
6. If there are other reasons you choose not to walk to get places locally, could you tell us why? You can choose more than one answer
7. What areas do you walk around? You can choose more than one answer. Please provide details in the box below
8. What are the main services or facilities you walk to, eg shops, schools, services?
9. Do you walk from centre to centre?
10. If you were to imagine a great streetscape in your neighbourhood – what would it look like? You can choose more than one answer
11. Would you like to see trials which slow down traffic and give more road space to pedestrians?
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Bike Riding

1. What kind of bike riding are you interested in? You can choose more than one answer
2. On average, how often do you ride?
3. Would you like to ride but face too many barriers?
4. What changes would encourage you to start bike riding or to cycle more often?
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About You

Answering these questions will help us understand what is important to a range of people.

1. Why are you interested in walking and bike riding in this area? You can choose more than one answer
2. What suburb do you live in?
3. What age group do you fit into?
4. What amenities do you access by walking or bike riding in the areas on the map? Tick all that apply
5. How do you travel to your daily activities? Tick all that apply
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Improving walking and bike riding in the North Sydney LGA and surrounds: What matters to you?

How can we make walking and bike riding more attractive and accessible to you, your family and broader community? What improvements to public spaces are important to you when moving around the area, either on foot, a mobility device, a pushbike, with children?

Transport for NSW invites your feedback for walking and bike riding in North Sydney and the surrounding suburbs.

The demand for walking and bike riding is growing, with population growth and the desire for a sustainable mode of travel that enables healthier lifestyles and the activation of safe places.

For pedestrians, this means 15-minute neighbourhoods that prioritise walking to local destinations and transport networks.

For bike riders, it means continuous and connected bike riding, to enable more people to safely ride their bikes as part of their everyday travel.

The area of focus stretches across, and within the busy urban centres of North Sydney, Milsons Point, Kirribilli, Neutral Bay, Cammeray, Crows Nest and St Leonards.

We are seeking to enable local neighbourhoods to be strong, vibrant and active, where people who walk and people on bikes are provided with dedicated space wherever possible.

We are consulting with you to understand how we can make walking and bike riding more attractive and accessible to all users – families, mobility impaired, the elderly, residents, commuters and visitors.

So, we are asking for your comments on the critical gaps we have already identified through analysis and stakeholder consultation, and for your opinion on other locations important to you.

We also know that great public spaces encourage walking and bike riding. What kinds of public spaces would encourage you to walk or ride more through your neighbourhood?

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What matters to you? Improving walking and bike riding opportunities in the North Sydney LGA and surrounds

Introduction

How can we make walking and bike riding safer and more accessible to you, your family and broader community? What improvements are important to you when moving around the area, either on foot, or on a pushbike? How can we improve our public spaces and streets?

You can respond to questions about walking, bike riding, or both.

Next

Walking

1. How often do you go for walks in the area?
2. Are there any improvements to the walking paths that would encourage you to make journeys by foot more often?
3. Are there any locations where you don’t feel safe walking?
Please specify:
5. Why do you feel unsafe walking in these locations? You can choose more than one answer
6. If there are other reasons you choose not to walk to get places locally, could you tell us why? You can choose more than one answer
7. What areas do you walk around? You can choose more than one answer. Please provide details in the box below
8. What are the main services or facilities you walk to, eg shops, schools, services?
9. Do you walk from centre to centre?
10. If you were to imagine a great streetscape in your neighbourhood – what would it look like? You can choose more than one answer
11. Would you like to see trials which slow down traffic and give more road space to pedestrians?
PreviousNext

Bike Riding

1. What kind of bike riding are you interested in? You can choose more than one answer
2. On average, how often do you ride?
3. Would you like to ride but face too many barriers?
4. What changes would encourage you to start bike riding or to cycle more often?
PreviousNext

About You

Answering these questions will help us understand what is important to a range of people.

1. Why are you interested in walking and bike riding in this area? You can choose more than one answer
2. What suburb do you live in?
3. What age group do you fit into?
4. What amenities do you access by walking or bike riding in the areas on the map? Tick all that apply
5. How do you travel to your daily activities? Tick all that apply
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