# Future Transport Network: Sustainable Cities Investigation | Research & Design Challenge | Years 3–8

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**Year Levels:** year4, year5, year6, year7
**Subjects:** science, designAndTechnologies, humanitiesAndSocialSciences

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Future Transport Network | Sustainable Cities Investigation | Research & Design Challenge | Grades 3–8/Years 3-8 How could we design a transport network that keeps a growing city moving? What will transport look like in the cities of the future? In this MindStretch Investigation File , students step into the role of a Transport Planning Team and investigate how cities around the world are responding to congestion, sustainability, accessibility and changing transport needs. Rather than simply learning about different forms of transport, students research real-world examples, analyse evidence, make decisions and apply what they discover to a new design challenge . There is no single correct answer . Students must use evidence to explain their choices and develop a transport network that balances competing priorities. A REAL-WORLD PROBLEM Cities are growing, transport systems are becoming increasingly complex, and planners need to think about how people will move safely and sustainably in the future. Students investigate the question: How could we design a transport network that keeps a growing city moving? They explore different approaches to transport planning before applying their discoveries to their own future city. INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU DESIGN Students investigate a range of real-world transport approaches, looking at how different cities and technologies address transport challenges. The investigation encourages students to consider: Public transport Walking and cycling Smart transport technology Accessibility Sustainability Safety Environmental impact Connections between transport systems Students record discoveries, compare strategies and consider which ideas could work together in a new context. THINK LIKE A CITY PLANNER This is more than a transport worksheet. Students are expected to use evidence to support their decisions , consider competing priorities and explain why their ideas could work. They move through a thinking process of: Investigate → Analyse … [truncated]
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