Held in Adelaide, the Australian Cycle Conference is a chance for researchers, policy makers and transport planners to get together and share their experiences, research and ideas.
This year Jo was asked to present her research looking at how cyclists and pedestrians can get along. The paper is an interesting one as it comes from a place where understanding and conversations are encouraged. It’s all too easy for planners and road safety personnel to dictate behaviour by telling people how to behave. This research paper attempted to explore how to encourage cooperative behaviour on shared paths between cyclists and pedestrians.
