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If you have used our Glenferrie Road/High Street accessibility map we want to hear from you!
Malvern Library
Join us at the Malvern Library, we will give you a copy of the map and answer any questions you may have before sending you off with a wave to go about your planned tasks.
We just ask that you return to provide your feedback, after which we’ll offer you a gift bag as a thank you from us!
The Stonnington Glenferrie Road/High Street trial mobility map is an online resource available to all community members who use a mobility device and want to understand the most convenient and safe routes when travelling through the Glenferrie Road and High Street shopping precincts.
In 2022, the City of Stonnington secured funding through the Transport Accident Commission Small Grants Program: Enhancing Inclusive Disability Services - to develop an innovative community-based project that would deliver positive change to the lives of Victorians living with a disability.
The funding made it possible, with the help of mobility mapping specialists Briometrix, to map pedestrian movements and assess footpaths along Glenferrie Road and High Street, Malvern and develop a mobility map of the busy shopping precinct.
Using wheelchair-mounted sensors, the Briometrix team mapped the footpath gradient, surface material, pavement width, obstructions and potential trip hazards to community members using a wheelchair, motorised mobility scooter, walker, crutches or pram.
Find more about Briometrix here: https://briometrix.com[RC1]
The data was turned into area-specific maps showing the most convenient and safe routes for people using mobility devices or pushing a pram along Glenferrie Road and High Street. The map also highlights public facilities such as toilets, car parks and accessible business entrances.
The map shows the level of effort needed to travel along the footpath for someone using a mobility device. The effort-based rating considers gradient, surface material, footpath width, obstructions and potential trip hazards.
The map also shows the locations of accessible facilities, such as:
Complete the Feedback form below.
Email: transportplanning@stonnington.vic.gov.au
Phone: Rosemary Cramp - 8290 1116
To make you views count, let us know what you think by Mon 1 April 2024.
Your feedback will be collated and give Council an informed understanding of the effectiveness and usability of the Stonnington Trial Mobility Map.
The personal information requested on this project is being collected by Council for the purpose of facilitating the objectives outlined in this proposal.
To find out how your personal information will be used by Council please visit the privacy policy page.
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Have questions or want to learn more about a project, contact us below:
| Phone | 8290 1333 |
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| council@stonnington.vic.gov.au | |
| Website | www.stonnington.vic.gov.au |
| In writing | PO Box 58 Malvern Vic 3144 |
