Alan Parker OAM – Publications 1980 – 1999

Please note: these papers/pdfs will eventually be made machine-readable as ongoing  updates of this website.

1983-85

• Parker, Alan and Salomon, Warren: ‘Bicycle planning projects bridge the employment gap‘ Freewheeling, No. 19, April/May 1983
• Parker, Alan: ‘The safest roads are out of bounds‘. Freewheeling, March/April 1984
• Parker, Alan: ‘Laid back cycling … is it safe?’ Push On, April/May 1984
• Parker, Alan: ‘Towards a national bicycle committee’ Freewheeling, No. 32, October 1985

1987-1989

• Parker, Alan: ‘Eastern states miss out on bikepath funding‘ Freewheeling, No. 40, January/March 1987
• Parker, Alan: ‘Rights of access’  Freewheeling, September/October 1987
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Here Come the road monsters‘ Freewheeling, Issue 50, July/August 1988
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Bicycles to the rescue? how bicycle transportation can save the world from the disastrous consequences of the greenhouse effect‘ Freewheeling, No. 53 November1988
• Parker, Alan A: ‘More women riders in the nineties’ Freewheeling, No. 52, December 1988
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Cycling and the sun: the hazards of outdoor life with a hole in the ozone layer‘ Freewheeling, 1988
• Parker, Alan: ‘Planning to live with a thinner ozone shield: a proposal for an ultra-violet radiation warning system’  Space: Journal Town and Country Planning Association of Victoria, March 1989
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Victoria loses direction‘ Freewheeling, No. 89, March/April 1989
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Private school opposes vial bike path link‘ Freewheeling, No. 55, March/April 1989
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Freeway report ignores cyclists rights of access‘ Freewheeling, No. 55, March/April 1989
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Bicycle helmets and the myth of self enforcement‘  PushOn, April – May 1989
• Parker, Alan:  The Future for non-motorised passenger transport in Australian capital cities‘  Institute of Engineers National Transport Conference, Melbourne, 23-25 May 1989
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Bicycles are greenhouse smashers! an action plan for Australia‘ PushOn, June/July 1989

1990-1994

• Parker, Alan: ‘Alternative transport: getting the green light‘  Australian Cyclist, February/March 1990
• Parker, Alan: ‘Bikeways to help bridge employment gap? call for new CEP scheme’ Australian Cyclist, January/December 1991
• Parker, Alan: ‘Critical Paths‘ Cycling World, April/May 1991
• Parker, Alan: ‘Greenhouse friendly bicycle / land – use planning: bicycle transportation and sustainable urban growth‘ Cyclist, April/May 1992
• Parker, Alan: ‘The Green City: how to marry bikes and rail‘  Cyclist, June/July 1992
• Parker, Alan: ‘Beating Bicycle Theft; a modern-day plague which discourages cycling‘ Cyclist, August/September 1992
• Parker, Alan: ‘Freedom to move: cycling’s role in relieving osteoarthritis of the hip’ Cyclist October/November 1992
• Parker, Alan: ‘Bicycle police in Japan: a law enforcement model for Australia‘ Cyclist, June/July 1993
• Parker, Alan: ‘Bicycles and a rail revival: how to put the trains back on track’ Cyclist, October/November 1993
• Parker, Alan: ‘Cycling for hip osteoarthritis’ Arthritis update. Autumn, 1993
• Parker, Alan: ‘Fifty years of transport cycling in Japan: 1950 to 2000‘ Cyclist, February/March 1993
• Parker, Alan: ‘The trip to work: census data reveals unsustainable trends‘ Cyclist, December 1993-January 1994
• Parker, Alan: ‘New bicycle storage products: how Australian business can help cyclists and make money too‘  Cyclist, February/March 1994
• Parker, Alan: ‘A billion buck$ for bikes‘ Cyclist, October/November 1994
• Parker, Alan: ‘IC report is “eco-treason‘ Cyclist, December 1993-January 1994
• Parker, Alan: ‘Locker-bike disaster: the solution to rail authorities which ignore cyclists’ need may be to send in the bicycle shock troops‘ Cyclist, June/July 1994
• Parker, Alan: ‘The fast track to more jobs: a Keynesian approach to civilising our cities and building bikeways‘ Cyclist, April-May 1994
• Parker, Alan: ‘The Industry Commission report … the good news and the bad news‘ Cyclist, August/September 1994

1995-1999

• Parker, Alan:  ‘Green economics: how much society saves by substituting bicycle trips for short car trips‘  Cyclist February/March  1995
• Parker, Alan: ‘My gardening bike‘ Arthritis Update, Autumn 1995
• Parker, Alan: ‘Free bike lockers at Brisbane stations’ Cyclist‘ April/May 1995
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Building bicycle-friendly roads‘ Cyclist. October/November 1995
• Parker, Alan  A: (1995) ‘Cycling and urban travel: how much society could save by substituting bicycle trips for short car trips‘ Urban Futures, No 18, Commonwealth Department of Housing and Regional Development, June 1995
  
• Parker, Alan: ‘Governments too slow on lowering speeds’ Cyclist, June/July 1995
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Investing in clean air‘ Cyclist, August/September 1995
• Parker, Alan A: ‘100 Years of Mass Production = 1,000,000,000 Bicycles‘ Australian Cyclist, December 1995-January 1996
  
• Parker, Alan A: ‘100 years of bicycle mass production‘ Cycle Press, No. 109, December/January 1996
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Roads in Australia are safer … but for how long‘ Cyclist, February/March 1996 
  
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Developing Asia’ Cyclist, June/July 1996
  
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Bicycling in Asia‘ Cycle Press, No 115, August 1996
• Parker, Alan: ‘Oz economy can benefit from greenhouse actions’ Cyclist, August/September 1996
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Bicycle friendly roads are safer for all users‘ Cycle Press, No. 119, December/January 1997
• Parker, Alan: ‘If Perth can plan properly for cycling, why is Melbourne so bad?’ Cyclist, February/March 1997
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Proposal for road funding legislation to end Commonwealth discrimination against pedestrians and cyclists‘Second response to the Inquiry into Federal Road Funding by the HOR Standing Committee on Communications, Transport and Microeconomic Reform, April 1997
• Parker, Alan: ‘Safer cars for all’ Cyclist, April/May 1997
• Parker, Alan: ‘An end to discrimination: the need for new Commonwealth laws’ Cyclist, June/July 1997
• Parker, Alan: ‘Cycling into the solar age: tackling the problem of oil depletion’ Cyclist, August/September 1997
• Parker, Alan: ‘Cycling, trains and sustainable cities’ Cyclist, December 1997-January 1998
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Designing for the Bike: the Dutch experience.‘ Australian Cyclist, February/March 1998
• Parker, Alan: ‘Roundabouts on main roads: a non-motorised users perspective‘ Road and Transport Research 7, (1) March 1998
• Parker, Alan: ‘The decline of bicycle commuting’ Australian Cyclist, April/May 1998
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Attack of the Road Monsters‘ Australian Cyclist, page 56-57, August/September 1998
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Magic roundabouts‘ Australian Cyclist, October/November 1998
• Parker, Alan  A: ‘The Missing link between sustainable transport and national environmental planning‘ Australasian Transport Research Forum, Perth, 1999
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Power assisted bicycle flatten cities‘  Australian Cyclist, February/March 1999
• Parker, Alan A: ‘Can Australia become an international cycle tourist destination?’ Australian Cyclist, October/November 1999