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CAMWEST Advocacy: Parramatta Council

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CAMWEST: Cyclists’ Action Movement West. An Unbroken Line Through The CBD. Mark Robson has written another interesting article about improvements to cycling in the City of Parramatta: An Unbroken Line Through The CBD — A clear cycling route through Parramatta. Work by Parramatta Cycleways Committee. Nick has provided a saddle survey of a route from Mona Street at Duck River to Granville Station. Robert Catford provides saddle surveys of Parramatta bike plan routes 4, 9, 10, 14. Logos, arrows, line marking.

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CAMWEST — Rides

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CAMWEST: Cyclists’ Action Movement West. A number of rides are organised by CAMWEST. The major rides are listed below. Have a look at our Photo Album. To see us in action! Don’t forget to bring a spare tube! Please bring a spare tube of the correct size for your bicycle, or you might be the red-faced person holding everyone else up. The latest Parramatta Heritage Rides are here. Other Future Ride Ideas. Please let Rob Kemp. Western Summer Night Riders. Wednesday evenings (may change to suit other riders).

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CAMWEST — What is cycling advocacy?

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CAMWEST: Cyclists’ Action Movement West. What is cycling advocacy? And how is it done? A cycling advocate points out what is needed to make cycling better, safer and more enjoyable. The advocate also asks for action to make the improvements. Working with RTA and Local Government. Familiarity with Cycling Path Standards Helpful. While a cycling advocate need not be a road engineer, it helps to be familiar with the latest standards for cycling routes and paths. Various publications are available that t...

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CAMWEST — Bike – Train – Bike — Making The ‘Difficult’ Journey

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CAMWEST: Cyclists’ Action Movement West. Bike – Train – Bike — Making The ‘Difficult’ Journey. Coming home from UNSW. Walking with Public Transport. My trip would look like this:. Walk to bus stop. Waiting: missed the train as bus ran late. Liverpool via Granville train to Guildford. Walk home from Guildford station (4.5 kph). 1 hr 48 minutes. 560 one way (return train fare assumed). But if I were to take my bike on the train my trip would have looked like this:. 5 minutes to get up the platform stairs.

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CAMWEST Features — Transport and Health

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CAMWEST: Cyclists’ Action Movement West. Feature: Transport and Health. Active Transport The Way To Go. The way we move has a significant health impact. Currently it's mostly negative, but it could play a positive role. Active transport. Walking and cycling, is the way to go: it will keep people active sustainably, because it becomes part of everyday life. The environments. Needs to get much more involved in fostering active transport. Transport as a Determinant of Health. Transport can be health promoti...

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Books — CAMWEST

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CAMWEST: Cyclists’ Action Movement West. Links — Books. Urban and Transport Design. Sustainability and Cities: Overcoming Automobile Dependence. Peter Newman, Jeffrey Kenworthy. Hubbert's Peak: The Impending World Oil Shortage. By Kenneth S. Deffeyes, Princeton University Press. Deffeyes is Professor Emeritus at Princeton University, and a geologist with extensive personal experience in the oil industry. You can see a free sample chapter. Which is a good overview. The Coming Oil Crisis,. Let us know at.

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CAMWEST — Past Rides

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CAMWEST: Cyclists’ Action Movement West. A number of rides are organised by CAMWEST. The major rides are listed below. Have a look at our Photo Album. To see us in action! 8:30 AM, Sunday 10 November — Parramatta Heritage Ride. 8:30 AM; Parramatta Park, Tudor Gates entrance (George St). Easy / Child Friendly / Some Traffic / Uses Off-road Cyclepaths. There will be a couple of new inclusions in this ride. There are plenty of stops and we finish at the Park Cafà . Hope to see you there! Ph 0438 856 880.

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Site Index/Archive - CAMWEST

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CAMWEST: Cyclists’ Action Movement West. Index of Features, Articles. Active Transport the Way to Go. Adcocacy — for cyclists: what is it? And how is it done? Action against the M2 Closure. After Oil — a Postcard from a Future With Less Oil. Assessing a Cycle Path Scientifically. Ideas for objectively assessing bicycle paths. Bay to Mountains bike ride. Bicycle Fitting to People. Big Ride 2002 — Ride Review. Bike – Train – Bike — Making The â Difficultâ Journey. Bill Brewer — an obituary. An Unbroken Lin...

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CAMWEST Advocacy: Holroyd Council

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CAMWEST: Cyclists’ Action Movement West. Interview with Mr Borger. In Oct I was invited to a short discussion with Mr. Borger regarding cycling in Holroyd in response to a letter I had written under the CAMWEST name regarding the ‘Cumberland Valley’ cycle path. 1 — Fox Hills M4 Underpass. 2 — Reconciliation Drive Bridge at Prospect. Both RTA and minister’s office is very negative about this bridge — our best bet is to leave it to CRAG. 3 — Rail Trail from Merrylands to Harris Park. To the state election.

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CAMWEST Advocacy: RTA

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CAMWEST: Cyclists’ Action Movement West. Roads and Traffic Authority. The RTA's cycling web site. Assessing a Cycle Path Scientifically. Ideas for an objective assessment of bicycle paths, by Mark Robson. When an Overpass is Not Justified. A sensible solution to the problem of bicycle path/road crossings. CAMWEST Riders ‘Do’ the M7. An error occurred while processing this directive]. Global warming and cycling. Contact (AT) camwest.pps.com.au. The latest Parramatta Heritage Rides are here. Ideas for obje...