Day 1 Wednesday, 18 March 2015 08:00 Registration 08:30 Welcome and workshop objectives Madeleen Engelbrecht, Arup 09:00 Cycle planning – how can we mainstream cycling? Planning for bike lanes, application of GIS. International input on approach to cycle planning, pre-feasibility and feasibility studies UCT Participation: Prof Marianne Vanderschuren, UCT Dr Mark Zuidgeest, UCT 11:00 Refreshments and networking 11:30 Case Study - Experience with the UJ cycle lane implementation. City of Joburg’s approach and methodology and lessons learnt. 12:15 Lunch break 13:00 Practical application of theory - Activation ride eastern route: UJ/Wits cycle route (Note: participants to provide own bikes and helmets) Simphiwe Ntuli, CoJ 14:00 Debriefing / Reflection on successes and practices to avoid Gordon Laing, SEE Sustainability & BEN 14:45 Planning for cycle lanes route location and continuity, width standards and cross-section designs: onroad, on sidewalks and off-road. Sean Doherty, Mott MacDonald PDNA 15:30 Tea break 15:45 Planning for cycle lanes continues. Including environmental considerations for off-road bike lanes, eg along spruits 17:30 Cocktail party and networking opportunity Sponsored by MPA Consulting Day 2 Thursday, 19 March 2015 Simphiwe Ntuli (COJ / Siyabonga Genu (JDA), David du Preez (JUCA) Sean Doherty, Mott MacDonald PDNA 08:30 Retrofitting bicycle lanes on existing streets. Bicycle lanes at intersections and interchanges Sean Doherty, Mott MacDonald PDNA 09:45 Bike access onto public transport, relationship with bus-lanes, urban realm and amenities, parking at institutions, end- facilities, storage, bike share schemes. (role of Green building council) Justin Hyatt, World CarFree Network 11:00 Refreshments and Networking 11:30 Bicycle lane pavement markings and bicycle lane signing and wayfinding 12:15 Lunch break Sean Doherty, Mott MacDonald PDNA 13:00 Practical application of theory - western route: Sophia town Westbury focusing on information, signage and wayfinding (Note: participants to provide own bikes and helmets) David du Preez,JUCA 14:00 Debriefing / Reflection on successes and practices to avoid focusing on information for cyclists Sean Doherty, Mott MacDonald PDNA Njogu Morgan, JUCA 14:30 Traffic calming, safety, parking interfaces, accommodation of traffic during construction Sean Doherty, Mott MacDonald PDNA 15:30 Tea break 15:45 Cycle way materials, construction challenges, form of contract, standards and specifications, maintenance, post implementation assessments Sean Doherty, Mott MacDonald PDNA Esther Schmidt, JRA (Johannesburg Roads Agency) (Siyabonga Genu) 16:45 Making it a reality: Participant roundtable on next steps Gordon Laing, SEE Sustainability & BEN 17:15 Wrap up and thank you Madeleen Engelbrecht, Arup SAICE Members R1900.00 | Non-Members R2600.00 ONLINE REGISTRATION: Go to www.carlamani.co.za/cyclejoziworkshop
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