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  1. http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/twowheeled-remedy-for-urban-headaches/2006/08/14/1155407741526.html
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  2. Jack Russell said:

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    Oh great, wrongway pavement cycling. The riskiest cycling there is if there are intersections involved.

  3. No doubt his heart is in the right place but did he consult a wide range of
    cyclists on this? Some might have told him to make sure the roads in new
    developments are good for cycling, as well as having some paths where they
    are really needed. Last thing you want is apartheid, where the motor car
    still rules the streets.

    Just heard from a friend that the new CEO of the City of Sydney Council was
    on 702 ABC this morning and spent half the interview talking about making
    Sydney CBD and surrounds better for cyclists. Hope she lasts longer than the
    last CEO.

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    Oh great, wrongway pavement cycling. The riskiest cycling there is if
    there are intersections involved.

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  4. Fractal said:

    No doubt his heart is in the right place but did he consult a wide range of cyclists on this? Some might have told him to make sure the roads in new developments are good for cycling, as well as having some paths where they are really needed. Last thing you want is apartheid, where the motor car still rules the streets.

    I'll agree it's positive that Norman has got his heart in the right place, but regarding the pic used, maybe the photographer asked him to pose nicely on a nearby shared path? We simply don't know.

    Fractal said:

    Just heard from a friend that the new CEO of the City of Sydney Council was on 702 ABC this morning and spent half the interview talking about making Sydney CBD and surrounds better for cyclists. Hope she lasts longer than the last CEO.

    And I hope the new CEO words are more than a bunch of meaningless platitudes and/or motherhood statements uttered to calm down the local tifosi. 😉

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