Improved Traffic Flow

Improving the traffic flow in Adelaide for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers is crucial to bringing more people into the city to live, work and play. By improving the following aspects, we can ensure a smoother flow for all throughout the city, increasing traffic for businesses and creating a more vibrant and livelier city.

• Traffic Lights – by improving the coordination and synchronisation of all traffic lights to better advantage vehicles, we can limit the amount of congestion throughout our city streets and establish an effortless commute to and through the city.
• Pedestrian Crossings maintain the green light to cross until it is no longer safe to do so. Enabling people to move around the city more quickly.
• Corridors Pedestrians- creating corridors throughout the city backstreets, similar to Peel and Leigh St, will encourage and advantage pedestrians, allowing for less pedestrian crossings on major roads.
• Corridors for Cyclists - similar to improved pedestrian walkways, there are many secondary streets where cyclist can cross the city North/South with minimal traffic light intersections so they can safely move through the city.
• Reliability/Flexibility – Bus travel within the city should be free so workers and visitors can quickly and conveniently move around the CBD, not just the tram which in peak hour moves almost at walking pace.