At the meeting on Wednesday 4^th July, the Metropolitan Transport Forum (MTF) adopted a motion calling on the government to develop a  “revised metropolitan transport plan that prioritises networks of public transport (and) walking and cycling infrastructure across Melbourne to reduce dependence on car travel.

In summary this motion also emphasises the need for a commitment to transport infrastructure in growth areas (including Public Transport), current and future freight needs,  outer suburban intermodal freight terminals (to facilitate the movement of freight to rail) and major road projects with project estimates and timing to be based on the needs of growing population. Continue Reading…