New Zealand walking and cycling strategies – best practice

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8. References

CROW. 1993. Sign up for the bike: Design manual for a cycle-friendly infrastructure. Centre for Research and Contract Standardization in Civil and Traffic Engineering (CROW), The Netherlands.

DETR. 2000. Encouraging Walking: Advice to Local Authorities. Department for the Environment, Transport and the Regions (DETR), United Kingdom.

Geelong Bikeplan Study Steering Committee. 1977. Geelong Bikeplan. Geelong Regional Commission, Victoria, Australia.

IHT et al. 1996. Cycle friendly infrastructure: Guidelines for planning and design. Institution of Highways and Transportation, Cyclists’ Touring Club, Bicycle Association, Department of Transport (IHT et al.), Cyclists’ Touring Club, Godalming, United Kingdom.

Land Transport NZ. 2005. Pedestrian Planning and Design Guide. Land Transport NZ, Wellington, New Zealand.

LTSA. 2004. Cycle Network and Route Planning Guide (CNRPG). Land Transport Safety Authority, New Zealand.

MOT. 2005. Getting there — on foot, by cycle. National walking and cycling strategy. Ministry of Transport (MOT), New Zealand.

MOT. 2002. New Zealand Transport Strategy. Ministry of Transport, New Zealand.

NZ Government. 2003. Land Transport Management Act (LTMA). NZ Government, New Zealand.

Transfund NZ. 2004. PEM Simplified Procedure No. 6 – Walking and Cycling Projects. Project Evaluation Manual Amendment No. 8, 1 October 2004. Transfund New Zealand, Wellington, New Zealand.

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