This webinar introduces the new Austroads Guidance for Cycling and Micromobility Planning, a resource for professionals seeking to deliver safer outcomes for all road users. The project aimed to deliver a consolidated and nationally consistent approach to cycling and micromobility planning and includes recommended changes to the Austroads Guide to Traffic Management.

The webinar will share the key themes that emerged from research and consultation. It will introduce the three overarching recommendations of the Guidance: providing stronger links to best-practice cycle planning and design principles; recognising that considered terminology can help deliver projects; and updating the AGTM's scope to include wider micromobility options. Recommendations are supported with practical tools and strategies to facilitate better cycling and micromobility planning outcomes.

The webinar will be presented by Clare Huggins and moderated by Mary Haverland. There will be question and answer opportunities during the session. No charge but registration is essential. Can’t make the live session? Register and we’ll send you a link to the recording.

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About the Speakers

1739852519-203cb0d33c9fc901 Clare Huggins

Clare is a principal planner specialising in policy and strategy development, multi-modal planning, and active transport. Passionate about putting people at the centre of transport planning and design, Clare has worked with state and local governments to develop safe and comfortable cycling infrastructure for all ages and abilities. Her work focuses on creating inclusive transport solutions that prioritise community needs. Clare is the consultant project manager for this project.

1739852604-75dc0bcdf7427512 Mary Haverland

Mary is the Austroads Project Manager for this report. She is a transport industry leader with 30 years’ experience in successfully delivering advisory services in Australia, UK and internationally. With qualifications and professional affiliations in both urban planning and civil engineering, she is passionate about delivering advisory services that create better communities for all. Connected to the private, public and political sectors, she is cognisant of current policies, governance, and markets and presents widely at conferences and industry events throughout Australia and internationally on city shaping and future mobility themes.

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