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CHALLENGES The most space-efficient modes

A DYNAMIC AND Major project disruption
also produce the least emissions
ADAPTABLE CITY The benefits and risks of emerging technology are unclear.
Transport emissions are increasing and electric vehicles are not yet the
Melbourne is the capital and most-populous city of the Australian
state of Victoria, and the second-most populous city in Australia. solution.
The city is focused around a central city, Greater Melbourne’s area Recharging requirements of electric cars.
of approximately 9900 km² of suburbs.
Transport inequality.
The City of Melbourne has a well established strategic direction
to create a city that puts people first and is connected and sus-
tainable.
Melbourne is a hub for intercity, intracity and regional travel.
OPPURTUNITIES
Public transport forms a key part of the transport system. Driverless cars could one day change cities
Melbourne is a busy regional transport hub for the statewide pas-
senger rail network. A forecast decline of road-related revenue
Transport pricing which doesn’t manage demand
Melbourne’s central city has the largest concentration of Victo-
ria’s key economic, social and cultural assets. It is the Centre of Road funding
the state’s transport network.

Protect and improve urban amenity as

REDUCED DELAY FOR PEOPLE USING driverless car technology develops.
EFFICIENT TRANSPORT An increased risk for vulnerable road users (for example, in the event of an ac-
Optimize traffic signals to reduce waiting times cident the vehicle protects the driver first, potentially risking the lives of others)

New or additional obligations for existing road users to protect themselves from
Reduce travel times and increase reliability of trams and buses automated vehicles

Increased congestion, rat-running or empty vehicles circulating the streets

Reduce incidences of vehicles blocking intersections to prevent
Any reduction to the permeability of the walking environment, such as additional
delays to all modes
fencing.

EQUITABLE AND EFFICIENT TRANSPORT

TRANSPORTATION MAP PRICING
NIGHT TRAIN NIGHT TRAM NIGHT BUS The way we pay for Transport will ensure an equitable and effi-
cient system which manages transport demand and reduces con-
gestion.

Travel choices will be guided by :-

Price to influence the number of trips.
At what time of day.
The route and the transport mode.

How do people pay

TRAM METRO NIGHT RIDER
for transport ?
Registration, licensing and fu-
SOURCES:

https://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/Pages/home.aspx
Fairs based on travel distance,
discounts- concession fares
https://assets.weforum.org/article/image/imDJ_EHS4Nnm4-d1RmQRfrjxIV2-Zp1-o_gkkixGcSg.jpg

https://www.britannica.com/place/Melbourne

https://www.australia.com/en-in/places/melbourne-and-surrounds/guide-to-melbourne.html

https://youtu.be/mSwWS_r6u1I
Fares included in daily goods.
https://www.visitmelbourne.com/Information/Getting-here-and-around/Public-transport