The document discusses making cities more livable and sustainable by 2038. It notes that Adelaide's population and jobs are projected to increase significantly by 2038. Goals are outlined like reducing road casualties by 30% by 2020 and prioritizing pedestrians and cyclists in transportation. Congestion costs could rise dramatically by 2020 without changes. Targets aim to boost cycling, public transit, address climate change and improve health. The document also examines how to manage increased car usage and parking demand in cities through strategies like increasing street speed limits, assessing required road space, and promoting alternative transit and mobility options.

5. ‘Liveable cities
are socially
inclusive,
accessible,
healthy, safe and
resilient’
City of
Adelaide in
2038:
137% more
residents,
42% more
jobs
‘By 2020,
reduce serious
casualties by at
least 30%’
‘Putting
pedestrians
and cyclists at
the centre of
transportation
planning’
‘…the costs of
congestion
could rise
from $9.5
billion in 2005
to $20.4
billion
in 2020’
Targets to
increase cycling
and public
transport, tackle
climate change,
improve health &
fitness, and road
safety
GOVERNMENTS & EXPERTS ARE

7. CARS IN THE CITY
many cars
coming into the City
abundant car
parking
low car
parking cost
public parking spaces comparison comparatively average daily
parking fee for off-street parking
mode of travel for journeys to work into the City centre

8. NOW
407ha
2038
516ha
2038 : with SMS
370ha
TRAVEL IN & AROUND THE
35% additional road
space/capacity
will be needed
4% reduction in road
space/capacity needs
We have a choice! Street
space requirements for
movement:

13. 40KPH CITY SPEED
SYDNEY
PERTH
BRISBANE

15. WHAT THIS MEANS FOR OUR
Example: South Terrace - now

16. WHAT THIS MEANS FOR OUR
Example: South Terrace – 2038: no change
Additional road capacity will be needed to cater for vehicle flow

17. Example: South Terrace – 2038: with IMS
Improved walking and cycling conditions and greater use of the Park Lands
WHAT THIS MEANS FOR OUR

23. Be Part of
the move
http://smartmoveadelaide.com.au