The average Australian worker spends more than an hour a day stuck in rush-hour traffic, fighting for a seat on the bus or trying to zone out on the train.
Dr Both explained there were solutions to ease the traffic and add more public transport in newly built suburbs in some of the country’s growth areas.
He added that due to the heavy reliance on car usage and a lack of public transport options in some of these newly built outer suburbs, delays in getting to work were inevitable.
Experts have said Australia should look at cities that have a comparable size with similar levels of urban sprawl of large capitals including Melbourne and Sydney.
“In smaller cities and countries, they have much more [stricter] sort of planning schemes, which means they heavily monitor due to lack of available land,” he said.
He believes a bigger problem for increased commuter times, especially in some of the larger capital cities, is unchecked growth in some outer-suburban communities.
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The average Australian worker spends more than an hour a day stuck in rush-hour traffic, fighting for a seat on the bus or trying to zone out on the train.
Dr Both explained there were solutions to ease the traffic and add more public transport in newly built suburbs in some of the country’s growth areas.
He added that due to the heavy reliance on car usage and a lack of public transport options in some of these newly built outer suburbs, delays in getting to work were inevitable.
Experts have said Australia should look at cities that have a comparable size with similar levels of urban sprawl of large capitals including Melbourne and Sydney.
“In smaller cities and countries, they have much more [stricter] sort of planning schemes, which means they heavily monitor due to lack of available land,” he said.
He believes a bigger problem for increased commuter times, especially in some of the larger capital cities, is unchecked growth in some outer-suburban communities.
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