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Tan Yigitcanlar

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Professor of Urban Studies and Planning, Queensland University of Technology
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Age-friendly public transport: barriers, strategies, and capabilities for mobility in later life

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By Saeed Jaydarifard, Tan Yigitcanlar, Alexander Paz, Niklas Tilly
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Public transport is central to promoting active ageing by enabling older adults to maintain mobility, social participation, and quality of life. Yet many older people face persistent challenges in using public transport due to limitations in accessibility and availability.
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Seven ways Brisbane 2032 can avoid repeating past Olympic planning disasters

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By Umberto Baresi, Wenda Li, Sajani Senadheera, Tracy Washington, Tan Yigitcanlar
| ArchitectureAU Verified
Ahead of the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games, Queensland stands at an historic crossroads. An A$7.1 billion plan for Olympic venues is in place, with funding split 50:50 between the federal and state governments. With about seven years to go before the games, a profound question lies before all Queenslanders: how can the games leave a positive, beneficial and permanent legacy for all? This question has never been more urgent.
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7 ways Brisbane 2032 can avoid repeating past Olympic planning disasters

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By Tan Yigitcanlar
| Inkl
With about seven years to go before the games, a profound question lies before all Queenslanders: how can the games leave a positive, beneficial and permanent legacy for all? This question has never been more urgent. As outlined in a Queensland University of Technology report released today, the answer lies in strategic, legacy-focused urban planning. The 7 pillars of a lasting legacy The lessons of history are profound.
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