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About this event

In some cities, the COVID19 crisis was the catalyst for the rapid roll-out of a network of cycling infrastructure. Beck Roy (Melbourne) and Claire Pascoe (Wellington) were at the heart of their cities' delivery of temporary cycleways.

From politically aligned planets to what materials work best and including how to manage community inputs and whether building temporary cycleways are worth it at all, expect a wide-range of precious insights, especially for those of us working in the heart of advocating, planning, and delivering better streets.

In this webinar, Beck and Claire will share their experience and lessons learnt from their time working for Melbourne City Council (Beck) and Wellington City Council (Claire) through in - depth presentations including:

• It takes a trusting village to raise a bike network | Claire Pascoe 
  In June 2021 Wellington City Council committed to a rapid roll-out of a bike network within the first three years of its Long Term Plan. This ambitious goal required a departure from the business as usual processes, a significant injection of resources and a heavy dose of trust, leadership and resilience. It also required an extra year. This presentation will look back on the journey as the four years comes to an end.
   
• Pop-up to paved: How Melbourne planned a cycling revolution | Beck Roy
  Melbourne’s pop-up bike lanes enabled quick, low-cost cycling infrastructure during the pandemic, allowing cities to test and refine designs. While effective, some faced challenges due to poor design and communication. Transitioning to permanent lanes involves complex planning, approvals, and community engagement. A phased approach blending flexibility with long-term requirements can create safer, more vibrant streets for all road users.

Registrations close, Monday 1 December 2025

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