Publications and Presentations

A consortium has been formed to develop a technical training course for traffic and roading engineers who want to learn more about how to plan and …

Presented at the 2001 NZ Cycling Conference, the author believes that the research will enable us to judge more accurately the impact of different …

This paper compares the functional road classification systems of Christchurch and Toronto. Both systems have local, collector, minor arterial and …

This presentation gives an update on earlier research regarding Cyclists at Wide Intersections. A single detector loop is now used to overcome …

The remit reports on a proposed technical training course that did not attract Transfund funding. Axel talked about the methodology that was …

In September 2001, Andrew Macbeth (then based at MWH) presented a paper to the New Zealand Cycling Conference, based on a project commissioned by …

This report describes the development of two Paramics microsimulation traffic models: a small area model for the inner city bus station in …

This article was published in TranSafe Issue 5 (Apr 2001). It concludes with the following paragraph:Some roundabout projects which achieve good …

A remit was presented at the 2000 Traffic Management Workshop, recommending a number of features to be employed for achieving cycle-friendly …

New Zealand transport practitioners seem to underestimate the potential of the transport modes walking, cycling and public transport and focus …

Christchurch City Council has been following a programme of strategic implementation of cycle lanes. A point has been reached where it is essential …

It was good to see so many professionals presenting remits about cycling issues. This is a very positive development, as there is still a definite …

New Zealand transport practitioners seem to underestimate the potential of the transport modes walking, cycling and public transport and focus …

The introduction of bicycle lanes in Toronto and other North American cities over recent years marks an important trend. Perhaps for the first time …

The analysis has shown that there is a real problem of insufficient intergreen timings for cyclists. The graphs included support the need for a …

Axel gave his first presentation to his peers at the 1998 Traffic Management Workshop in Hamilton. The remit concerned cyclists at wide …

This seminal study of cycle use and crashes in Christchurch was undertaken with surveys of adult cyclists, school cyclists and medical facilities in …

Recorded for posterity - a historic report of a traffic survey of 1988 at 46 locations throughout Christchurch, using the railway lines as a traffic …