urban mobility one-way streets

Cape Town Unfolds Innovative Plan for One-Way Streets

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Cape Town is planning to transform multiple roads into oneway streets to improve pedestrian safety, reduce traffic congestion and boost parking availability. The proposal is open for public consultation until June 7, 2024, with feedback channels available via email, online submissions, and written submissions at the Public Participation Unit. The city’s commitment to engaging citizens in its evolution highlights its dedication to promoting a harmonious relationship between the city and its inhabitants.

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Cityscape Transformation in Cape Town: The Human-Focused Approach to Mobility

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Cape Town is transforming its cityscape to prioritize nonmotorized transport such as bicycles and pedestrians. The Urban Mobility Directorate has formulated a plan to renovate and establish NMT facilities in various locales, taking into account community distinctiveness and encouraging community involvement through public information sessions and feedback channels. The plan aims to create a city that is more inclusive, accessible, and centered on its residents.

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**Remarkable Epoch in Cape Town: Narratives of Perseverance, Adversity, and Progress**

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The Urban Mobility Awards in Cape Town celebrate the dedication and remarkable accomplishments of City staff who have devoted many years of their lives to the service of the city. Michael Ohlsson, one of the 105 staff members recognized at the event, started working for the Transport Department when he was just 19 years old and has now spent over 30 years contributing to the city’s growth and progress. The event was attended by notable figures in the city’s administration and celebrated the resilience, adaptability and dedication of longstanding members to the city’s success.

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