does it mean robert doyle will stop putting in those fucking stupid things on swanston?
so much for all that talk of Melbourne as a cycling city and all he infrastructure promised when Cadel wobbled his way up st Kilda rd.
don’t forget that all transport funding has been funneled into that stupid citylink-eastlink PPP road, no rail, no bikes, nothing but one stupid road.
That’s not a zero. It’s Baillieu’s arsehole and he’s mooning us all.
Yeah Bandt is campainging pretty fierce against the eastwest freeway
It seems Bailieu has taken our measly 0.048% of the infrastructure budget and ‘invested’ it in a new freeway - which we would need federal funding to build.
ftfy
We need more impassioned realists like you 
… Bravo !!!
who is that mystery blogger!? If only they would remove their hood.
My favourite blog is back!
Disregard bicycles, acquire traffic.
Drop speeds, ditch helmets, cycling experts say | City Of Melbourne
Melbourne City Council to vote tonight on whether to endorse a new strategy
Is it me or is there some sick Journo at The Age that enjoyings enabling the comments button and watching the fun begin…
Fitzroy cyclists get traffic priority
CYCLISTS will be given priority ahead of cars at intersections along Brunswick Street in Fitzroy and 100,000 sticker packs warning drivers to look out for bikes before opening car doors will be distributed in a dual state government effort to improve safety on the road.
The introduction yesterday of traffic light phasing that gives cyclists priority at four intersections in Fitzroy is part of a $219,000 trial by the Baillieu government, which, if found to improve safety, could be introduced at other intersections.
Poor fitzroy drivers. First they lose two parks at Piedemontes, now they have to wait an extra 5 seconds at the lights.
END OF DAYS.
Most depressing thread ever.
More shit from the State Govt…
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Road safety discussion paper… Initiatives being considered include mandatory hi-viz for cyclists and higher penalties for cyclists breaking road rules.
There is a Department of Justice survey… It appears that the policy makers will consider the results when deciding on the 10 year safety strategy. Is it overly idealistic to see this as an opportunity to have our voices heard?
Hi viz… Fuck my socks.