Transport and Movement Strategy 2022 - 2032

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Consultation has concluded


Update: Throughout May and June, community feedback was sought on the updated Draft Transport and Movement Strategy 2022 - 2032, with more than 200 people visiting our consultation site Your Say and 50 people providing their feedback.

This feedback is currently being reviewed and taken into account in the development of the final Strategy. The final Strategy is expected to be adopted shortly.


Purpose of the Transport and Movement Strategy

The Transport and Movement Strategy seeks to develop an integrated and sustainable approach towards transport and movement in West Torrens and to ensure it meets the needs of the local community, businesses, visitors, and for those travelling in, out and around West Torrens.

The transport network is continually evolving as it responds to, and strives to meet, the needs of the community. It is timely to update that Strategy to take into account emerging issues and needs of a changing community. Importantly, this Strategy provides a coordinated framework to deliver outcomes in a collaborative, efficient and transparent manner, achieve strategic outcomes and cost savings, while also serving as a support tool for funding submissions.

Key aims of this new Strategy:

  • Revise the existing Plan to address emerging trends and issues
  • Provide direction to meet the needs of the community
  • Support a safe, connected and sustainable city
  • Bring a focus on active transport
  • Guide road investments
  • Secure funding opportunities


Emerging issues

West Torrens is experiencing changes to its urban landscape and population and this Strategy aims to address emerging issues and to continually improve upon our network and services. Some key issues that this Strategy aims to address are:

  • A growing, and ageing population with a range of mobility needs, travel patterns and safety considerations
  • Experiencing a high level of urban infill, redevelopment of land, and changes to land uses
  • Integrating other infrastructure projects, such as the North-South Corridor and changes at Adelaide Airport
  • Greening and cooling of our neighbourhoods
  • Opportunities for sustainable road construction
  • Enhancing efficient and safe movement of freight vehicles
  • Supporting tourism
  • Encouraging walking, cycling and public transportation
  • Adoption of smart technologies.


Guiding principles

A set of guiding principles has been developed to address the emerging issues and to inform priorities for action:

  • Safety - Enhance the safety for all users of the transport network.
  • Accessibility - Provide transport options and network routes to enhance the community's ability to move in, out and around West Torrens for people of all abilities.
  • Environmental sustainability and healthy communities - Create a greener, cooler and convenient network that supports walking, wheeling* and public transportation.
  • Productivity and business - Foster efficient movement of freight and business traffic to support local business and community services.
  • Emerging technology - Explore technological options to enhance the community's transport and movement experiences.
  • Major projects - Ensure major projects/developments consider connectivity, accessibility, safety and sustainable transport options.
  • Strong organisational management - Drive action and deliver outcomes in a collaborative, efficient and transparent manner.


View documents 



 

How to have your say

Provide your feedback using any of the following:


  • Online
    Use the online feedback form at the bottom of this page.

  • Post
    Complete the downloadable feedback form or prepare a written submission and mail to:
    'Transport and Movement Strategy submission'
    City of West Torrens
    165 Sir Donald Bradman Drive
    Hilton 5033

  • Email
    Complete the downloadable feedback form or prepare a written submission and email csu@wtcc.sa.gov.au with the subject heading 'Transport and Movement Strategy submission'.

  • Information displays
    Project information displays and surveys will be setup at the following locations for the duration of the consultation.
    • Hamra Centre Library foyer
      1 Brooker Tce, Hilton SA 5033
    • Civic Centre
      165 Sir Donald Bradman Drive, Hilton SA 5033


All responses must be received by 5pm Monday 6 June 2022.

 
Additional information 

Sustainability Planner on 8416 6259 / email nobroin@wtcc.sa.gov.au



Council’s use of personal information 

Please note that the City of West Torrens is a public authority which is bound by the Local Government Act 1999, and other relevant legislation, to retain information and to make certain information publicly available. In some instances, this will require Council to publish personal information such as names and addresses of those whose information it holds. If you have any questions regarding the use of your personal information please contact Council on (08) 8416 6333. 



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Update: Throughout May and June, community feedback was sought on the updated Draft Transport and Movement Strategy 2022 - 2032, with more than 200 people visiting our consultation site Your Say and 50 people providing their feedback.

This feedback is currently being reviewed and taken into account in the development of the final Strategy. The final Strategy is expected to be adopted shortly.


Purpose of the Transport and Movement Strategy

The Transport and Movement Strategy seeks to develop an integrated and sustainable approach towards transport and movement in West Torrens and to ensure it meets the needs of the local community, businesses, visitors, and for those travelling in, out and around West Torrens.

The transport network is continually evolving as it responds to, and strives to meet, the needs of the community. It is timely to update that Strategy to take into account emerging issues and needs of a changing community. Importantly, this Strategy provides a coordinated framework to deliver outcomes in a collaborative, efficient and transparent manner, achieve strategic outcomes and cost savings, while also serving as a support tool for funding submissions.

Key aims of this new Strategy:

  • Revise the existing Plan to address emerging trends and issues
  • Provide direction to meet the needs of the community
  • Support a safe, connected and sustainable city
  • Bring a focus on active transport
  • Guide road investments
  • Secure funding opportunities


Emerging issues

West Torrens is experiencing changes to its urban landscape and population and this Strategy aims to address emerging issues and to continually improve upon our network and services. Some key issues that this Strategy aims to address are:

  • A growing, and ageing population with a range of mobility needs, travel patterns and safety considerations
  • Experiencing a high level of urban infill, redevelopment of land, and changes to land uses
  • Integrating other infrastructure projects, such as the North-South Corridor and changes at Adelaide Airport
  • Greening and cooling of our neighbourhoods
  • Opportunities for sustainable road construction
  • Enhancing efficient and safe movement of freight vehicles
  • Supporting tourism
  • Encouraging walking, cycling and public transportation
  • Adoption of smart technologies.


Guiding principles

A set of guiding principles has been developed to address the emerging issues and to inform priorities for action:

  • Safety - Enhance the safety for all users of the transport network.
  • Accessibility - Provide transport options and network routes to enhance the community's ability to move in, out and around West Torrens for people of all abilities.
  • Environmental sustainability and healthy communities - Create a greener, cooler and convenient network that supports walking, wheeling* and public transportation.
  • Productivity and business - Foster efficient movement of freight and business traffic to support local business and community services.
  • Emerging technology - Explore technological options to enhance the community's transport and movement experiences.
  • Major projects - Ensure major projects/developments consider connectivity, accessibility, safety and sustainable transport options.
  • Strong organisational management - Drive action and deliver outcomes in a collaborative, efficient and transparent manner.


View documents 



 

How to have your say

Provide your feedback using any of the following:


  • Online
    Use the online feedback form at the bottom of this page.

  • Post
    Complete the downloadable feedback form or prepare a written submission and mail to:
    'Transport and Movement Strategy submission'
    City of West Torrens
    165 Sir Donald Bradman Drive
    Hilton 5033

  • Email
    Complete the downloadable feedback form or prepare a written submission and email csu@wtcc.sa.gov.au with the subject heading 'Transport and Movement Strategy submission'.

  • Information displays
    Project information displays and surveys will be setup at the following locations for the duration of the consultation.
    • Hamra Centre Library foyer
      1 Brooker Tce, Hilton SA 5033
    • Civic Centre
      165 Sir Donald Bradman Drive, Hilton SA 5033


All responses must be received by 5pm Monday 6 June 2022.

 
Additional information 

Sustainability Planner on 8416 6259 / email nobroin@wtcc.sa.gov.au



Council’s use of personal information 

Please note that the City of West Torrens is a public authority which is bound by the Local Government Act 1999, and other relevant legislation, to retain information and to make certain information publicly available. In some instances, this will require Council to publish personal information such as names and addresses of those whose information it holds. If you have any questions regarding the use of your personal information please contact Council on (08) 8416 6333. 



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Consultation has concluded

If you have any questions about the Transport and Movement Strategy, feel free to ask them here and we will answer them as soon as possible (within two business days). 

Alternatively, you can email csu@wtcc.sa.gov.au with the subject line 'Transport and Movement Strategy consultation' or call (08) 8416 6333 and speak with our Sustainability Planner.