Alex Sanfilippo, Founder of PodMatch reached out to us to listen to an episode and replied with this cool feedback:
“Hey! This is an amazing niche podcast… I didn’t realize all that you do here. This is super impressive! I’ve never seen another podcaster doing anything like this…You’re super brilliant. I’m very impressed :) Keep up the great work with this!”
Road Rules 360 (RR360) cohosted with John Burrill, former TMR subject matter expert for Qld’s road rules. We discuss the road rules for people riding a bike, walking, in a wheelchair, on a scooter or other personal mobility device (PMD).
Not Everyone Drives (NED) are conversations with people who don’t (or don’t like to) drive. They may have a disability, on medication, strapped for cash, too young, too old, unlicensed, they had a collision, or prefer to use their travel time not driving. This one’s for policymakers to understand the implications for their decisions.
People & Projects (P&P) are for people who are curious to hear what’s happening globally and locally. These are interviews with academics, advocates and community group leaders.
Search for episodes you’re interested in, for instance…
RR360 for Qld’s road rules for people walking, biking, scooting, wheelchairs. P & P for what people are working on around the world and closer to home. NED for episodes about people who don’t drive. Wamuran for the Council’s community engagement process on the Wamuran rail trail. Rachel to hear about Rachel Gallagher’s PhD on planning or Rachel the local classical composer who becomes inspired by nature while walking around.
Try it and find out!
In this Road Rules 360 episode, Wendy Nash and John Burrill, former TMR Road Rules expert, discuss the complexities of road rules surrounding wheeled recreational devices (such as skateboards, foot
On this People & Projects episode, Wendy Nash and Peter Parker discuss the successful community-led ‘Fix 800 Bus’ campaign in southeast Melbourne. Peter Parker, a transport planner, shares the initiative’s
In this episode of ‘Road Rules 360,’ Wendy Nash and John Burrill discuss the specifics of electric bike regulations in Queensland. They share the importance of compliance, the different categories
In this People & Projects episode, Wendy interviews Stephen Hodge from We Ride Australia. The discussion highlights Stephen’s background in riding bikes, from university competitions to promoting riding at a
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In today’s episode, hosts Wendy and John dive into a listener’s query about road rules, specifically focusing on the legality of riding e-scooters on 60 km/h roads without footpaths in
On today’s podcast, AProf Alexa Delbosc discusses eScooters, street speeds, bikes to school, aggressive driving, and much more. This is one of the People & Projects series to look at
On today’s podcast, Rachel Gallagher discusses the history of SE Qld settlements, withdrawal of AV Jennings at West Caboolture, the cost of sprawl, the impact of transport modes on type
On today’s podcast, John Burrill, former Transport & Main Roads road rules subject matter expert and Wendy Nash, founder of Get Around Cabo Carfree discuss Qld’s bike riding rules 1
On today’s podcast, Grant Ennis tells us the 9 tactics the car lobby uses to distract us from taking action about road deaths. Grant steps through each one, giving examples
On today’s podcast, we answer Nick’s question about the Queensland Road Rules. Nick asked Wendy about this question in mid-2023 and it was the foundation as to how the Streets
On today’s podcast, John Burrill, former Transport & Main Roads road rules subject matter expert and Wendy Nash, founder of Get Around Cabo Carfree discuss Qld’s bike riding rules 1
Get Around Cabo Carfree is a community movement advocating for more travel options for people in
Caboolture & Morayfield.
Our Goals
1. All children can ride to school on safe streets
2. All young adults can get to work or study without needing a car so they begin adulthood without a debt of $15,000 a year.
The only way we can be sustainable for the long term is with your help.