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EPISODE · Feb 28, 2025 · 29 MIN

S2E6 P&P Sara Stace. Building streets that work: The simple idea changing cities for good

from Streets and People · host Get Around Caboolture

Safer streets don’t happen by accident. Sara Stace has spent years working inside government and alongside communities to make walking, cycling, and public transport easier for you. From writing Australia’s National Active Transport Strategy to leading Better Streets, she knows what it takes to cut through red tape, bring people together, and make real changes to the places you move through every day.In this People & Projects episode of the Streets and People podcast, Sara shares practical ways you can push for better streets. She breaks down the five key shifts Better Streets is working towards, explains how to get local councils on board, and shows why small wins add up. Whether you’re a transport professional, a policy maker, or just someone who wants to walk or ride without stress, this conversation will give you tools to make a difference.Sara mentions Greg Satell's book Cascades https://gregsatell.com/cascadesFind out more at Better Streets.org.auhttps://www.betterstreets.org.auWe also chat about safer road speeds and a previous episode with Rod King from 20s Plenty:https://getaroundcaboolture.au/s1e24-pp-rod-king-20s-plenty-in-the-uk-discusses-how-to-get-safe-street-speeds-from-30mph-50kph-to-20mph-30kph/And Becky who shared her experience as a driver about the newer speedshttps://getaroundcaboolture.au/s1e53-ned-becky-shares-her-experiences-disliking-driving-at-30kph-to-finding-it-enjoyable/.GetAroundCaboolture.au

Safer streets don’t happen by accident. Sara Stace has spent years working inside government and alongside communities to make walking, cycling, and public transport easier for you. From writing Australia’s National Active Transport Strategy to leading Better Streets, she knows what it takes to cut through red tape, bring people together, and make real changes to the places you move through every day.In this People & Projects episode of the Streets and People podcast, Sara shares practical ways you can push for better streets. She breaks down the five key shifts Better Streets is working towards, explains how to get local councils on board, and shows why small wins add up. Whether you’re a transport professional, a policy maker, or just someone who wants to walk or ride without stress, this conversation will give you tools to make a difference.Sara mentions Greg Satell's book Cascades https://gregsatell.com/cascadesFind out more at Better Streets.org.auhttps://www.betterstreets.org.auWe also chat about safer road speeds and a previous episode with Rod King from 20s Plenty:https://getaroundcaboolture.au/s1e24-pp-rod-king-20s-plenty-in-the-uk-discusses-how-to-get-safe-street-speeds-from-30mph-50kph-to-20mph-30kph/And Becky who shared her experience as a driver about the newer speedshttps://getaroundcaboolture.au/s1e53-ned-becky-shares-her-experiences-disliking-driving-at-30kph-to-finding-it-enjoyable/.GetAroundCaboolture.au

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