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There's a push to implement 30 kilometre per hour speed limits on local roads around Wollongong.
Healthy Cities Illawarra, 30please.org and Safe Streets to Schools have prepared a joint submission for the New South Wales Department of Treasury.
It's for an Active Transport Pilot Project to receive State Government funding and make Wollongong a pilot city for connected safe routes to school.
The $10 million proposal would see reduced speed limits, increased crossing and footpaths on all roads within two kilometres of schools to support a safer environment for children to walk, cycle and commute.
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