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Submissions to the CBD Mobility Forum

Recommendations

The CBD Mobility Forum was held in Sydney on Friday 31 October 2008. The forum was attended by over 40 stakeholders, transport experts and operators. The forum made recommendations to the NSW Government on actions to improve mobility within the Sydney CBD and on the major routes to and from the CBD.

The recommendations from the forum are now being assessed to determine their feasibility and assess the size of the benefits to mobility.

About the submissions

Submissions may involve a single suggestion or a wide range of innovative ideas. Ideally they should be kept to no more than five pages.

Submissions may address any of the following areas:

  • Traffic Management - Proposals to better use existing road assets to improve mobility eg clearways, traffic light sequencing, street directional changes, etc
  • Public Transport Management - Proposals to improve timeliness and better match existing supply to demand eg timetable changes, route changes, bus lane changes, development of alternative private services, etc
  • Non-price Demand Management - Proposals to reduce pressure on the transport system at peak times using non-price measures eg more flexible work hours, telecommuting, managing truck traffic and delivery times, managing the supply of parking, etc
  • Price-based Demand Management - Proposals to use pricing to manage demand for road and public transport services during the peak eg managing the price of parking, off-peak pricing on public transport, variable tolls on motorways

Submissions should be lodged by 22 August 2008 either by email to mobilityforum@dpc.nsw.gov.au or by post to CBD Mobility Forum, Department of Premier and Cabinet, GPO Box 5341, SYDNEY NSW 2001. Submissions may be made publicly available on the Department’s website.

Submissions

The following submissions have been provided to the CBD Mobility Forum. These submissions will receive close consideration and will inform discussions at the Forum.

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