
Streets & People explores how people in Queensland and around the world get around, especially those who don’t drive. * People & Projects episodes bring together experts, advocates, and community leaders to discuss trends in active and public transport. * Not Everyone Drives episodes share the personal stories of those navigating car-dependent towns without a car. * Road Rules 360 with John Burril... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 109 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Sometimes, belonging to a place is something you feel beforeyou can put it into words.
In this episode, Jeni Cross explores what happens when theplaces we live, move through and care for become part of who we are. She shares the personal experience ... more
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Traffic signals shape our everyday journeys, yet most of us rarely think about the technology behind them — or who that technology is designed to respond to.
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What if changing a single word could help save lives?
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Every journey tells a story about the places we build and thecommunities we create.
In this episode of Streets and People, we explore how transport shapes everyday life, from the choices people make to the opportunities available in our suburbs. Thr... more
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I’m in the UK and have been binge listening to this great podcast series. I listen to a lot of podcasts / YouTube in this area and have picked up some useful new perspectives and ideas. Huge thank you! Keep them coming please x
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A forward-leaning, policy-minded show exploring how people move in car-light and car-free contexts. Frequent guests are researchers, planners, advocates, and practitioners who discuss urban mobility, transit design, parking reform, and inclusive street design, with a strong emphasis on real-world case studies from Australia, North America, and Europe. Episodes highlight practical strategies to reduce car dependence, improve walkability and public transit, and empower communities—often through safety-focused campaigns, policy advocacy, and innovative funding or development models. A standout theme is collaborative change—bridging planners, local governments, advocates, and residents to create more equitable, livable streets. The format tends... more
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3. Nicolas Reid
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8. Lucy Saunders
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