Yarra Campaign for Action on Transport

How to Fix Hoddle Street - Public Forum, All Welcome.
There are concept plans for a series of overpasses and underpasses at major intersections along Hoddle St. Is this the way to go?
Hoddle St Transport Forum meeting at Collingwood Senior Citizens Room, Eddy Ct Abbotsford, behind the Collingwood Town Hall, just north of Collingwood Railway Station.
This Thursday 18th [...]

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The release of the Victorian Transport Plan is looming and the announcement will probably be made in the next ten days if not sooner. Unfortunately, it is as expected, likely to be bad news.

YCAT Media Release: Launch Of Victorian Transport Plan Imminent

You will have gathered from recent media reports that a number of key recommendations [...]

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Coalition Of Transport Action Groups (CTAG) Media Release 1 December 2008 - Community Says No Deal To Brumby’s Road Priorities

Read the CTAG Media Release

It is expected that, in the coming week, the State Government will announce its long awaited super size transport plan for Melbourne. Our media sources and a number of strategic government leaks [...]

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Rainer Ellinghaus has prepared new detailed diagram of the devastating impact the tunnels would have on royal park.

For a detailed view visit www.ellinghaus.com.au
Download the postcard

Rainer has also prepared a postcard to be downloaded and sent to the responsible Minister.

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Walk Against Warming: Saturday, 15th November - 1pm at Federation Square
A reminder about tomorrows Walk Against Warming, CTAG (Coalition of Transport Action Groups) has decided to support this with representatives from each group. Chris, John and Freda will holding the YCAT banner up so come and join us at Federation Square.
Transport is a Climate [...]

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Sir Rod Eddington in defending his contentious proposal for a road tunnel has hit back at his critics, suggesting many had bought into “myths” about the green benefits of public transport. As reported in The Leader November 4, Sir Rod Eddington, said the transport debate was “surrounded by a series of myths”, such as the [...]

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