Lachlan

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Urban Planner (derogatory) | Melbourne

Short video taken from on a bike riding north along the Queens Avenue path
The bike path ends and becomes an on road lane at the north end of Queens Avenue at the intersection with Normanby Road. The image is annotated to show Caulfield Station is to the left, a short way down Normanby Road, and the Djerring Trail begins a short way north of the image. There is no safe bike connection to either.
A crossover allows access to the bike path at the intersection with Lord Street
An annotated map showing that the new path connects the existing Frankston Line bike path in the south and Djerring Trail in the north.
Looking north along the Queens Avenue bike path. A street sign to the left of the path shows a 50kph speed limit, with a 'new limit' and a 'bikes only' sign below.
Looking north along Queens Avenue, Caulfield, from the intersection with Neerim Road. The new bi-directional bike path follows the road on the left hand side.
Misleading map stating that ‘up to 20 stories’ is proposed 800m from Carnegie, Murrumbeena, Hughesdale and Oakleigh railway stations.
Letter from David Davis MP hyperbolically lamenting Labor’s proposed activity centre and housing plan in the south east of Melbourne.