The main road development plan in Sydney is briefly discussed. The object of the plan is to provide a road system that forms an integral part of the transportation system as a whole. Details are given of the different types of journey made in cities. Problems of traffic congestion at peak hours, the severing of communities and landscape scars are discussed.
In: Are urban freeways really necessary? : a symposium organised by the Transportation Branch of Sydney division of the Institution and the Australian Section of the Institute of Traffic Engineers, The Journal of the Institution of Engineers, December 1973, p. 20-22.
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