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2017-03-13 GC - Attachment 1 to Item 5 - Draft Transport Strategy 2017-2027
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Noosa’s Transport Vision
Noosa Shire enjoys an efficient, free flowing transport system that enhances
resident and visitor experiences.
Principles
1 Encourage transport options that meet the needs of both locals
and visitors.
2 Prioritise the transport needs of residents, workers and overnight
visitors over those of day visitors.
3 Prioritise our focus on moving people and goods.
4 Provide infrastructure and services that are designed to give
priority to pedestrians, cyclists, scooters and public transport
over private cars.
5 Improve the safety and amenity of pedestrians and cyclists in our
transport infrastructure.
6 Address peak time traffic congestion by reducing traffic rather
than increasing road capacity.
7 Accommodate changes in transportation technology.
8 Align our organisational transport options and usage with
Council’s Zero Emissions Strategy and the above principles.
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Noosa’s Transport Vision
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Noosa Shire enjoys an efficient, free flowing transport system that enhances
resident and visitor experiences.
Principles
1 Encourage transport options that meet the needs of both locals
and visitors.
2 Prioritise the transport needs of residents, workers and overnight
visitors over those of day visitors.
3. Prioritise our focus on moving people and goods.
4. Provide infrastructure and services that are designed to give
priority to pedestrians, cyclists, scooters and public transport
over private cars.
5 Improve the safety and amenity of pedestrians and cyclists in our
transport infrastructure.
6 Address peak time traffic congestion by reducing traffic rather
than increasing road capacity.
{Accommodate changes in transportation technology.
8 Align our organisational transport options and usage with
Council’s Zero Emissions Strategy and the above principles.
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