Streets & People is about how people get around in Qld focusing on people who don't drive and we cover 3 topics. - Road Rules 360 cohosted by John Burrill, former TMR road rules subject matter expert where we discuss Qld's road rules for people walking riding a bike, in a wheelchair or on a scooter. - Not Everyone Drives chatting with people who don't drive and how they get around in a car-depende... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessNon-Profit |
Dr Jennifer Kent spoke about our communities' dependence on driving a car, implications for health, shopping, walking the dog, loneliness, social connection and simple ways you can change how we use our roads. This is one of the People & Projects ser... more
Rachel, a musician and composer, chats about how the soundscape influences her music. This is part of our Not Everyone Drives series where Wendy chats with people who want transport options that don’t include a car. more
John Burrill, former Transport & Main Roads road rules subject matter expert and Wendy Nash, founder of Get Around Cabo Carfree discuss Qld's bike riding rules 1 by 1 as listed on the Qld government bike fines page. We hope you will learn abo... more
Driver collision rates are rising. We discuss what happens in the emergency department post-collision, common mindsets which increase the chance of a crash occuring, how driving styles have changed in the past decades, the consequences of new car tec... more
Snap Send Solve (www.snapsendsolve.com) is a wonderful free app to make your local area better. Monica Lewin, Head of Product, speaks about the history, features and how it benefits the community. This is one of the People & Projects series to look a... more
How to high school students get to school if they don't drive? 3 articulate and thoughtful students discuss the issues they come across and give great suggestions for improvements. more
John Burrill, former Transport & Main Roads road rules subject matter expert and Wendy Nash, founder of Get Around Cabo Carfree discuss Qld's bike riding rules 1 by 1 as listed on the Qld government bike fines page. We hope you will learn about... more
John Burrill, former Transport & Main Roads road rules subject matter expert and Wendy Nash, founder of Get Around Cabo Carfree discuss Qld's bike riding rules 1 by 1 as listed on the Qld government bike fines page. We hope you will learn about... more
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