Projects
Over the last 18 years we have worked with all three levels of government and the private sector to deliver carefully researched, evidence-based advice across a variety of transport issues.
Here is a showcase of projects we have been involved with, focused on assisting government develop strategic transport policies designed to make cities work better - economically, socially and environmentally.
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Launceston Sustainable Mobility Plan
We developed the Launceston Sustainable Mobility Plan, as part of a larger consortium. Our work helped Launceston take advantage of changes to transport technology to support Launceston’s ambition to become Australia’s most liveable regional city.
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Hobart Cycleway Demand Assessment
The Tasmanian Department of State Growth commissioned us to develop a method for estimating cycling demand changes for a proposed upgrade to a major piece of cycling infrastructure in Hobart.
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Bicycle network Model – Inner Melbourne
This project, the first of its type in Melbourne, built a network model that estimated cycling levels across all streets and paths in inner Melbourne.
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Electric Vehicle Charging Roadmap
We were commissioned by the South East Councils Climate Change Alliance to prepare an Electric vehicle Charging Roadmap for seven adjoining councils.
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Zero Emission Fleet Transition Business Case
We provided a business case to facilitate the transition to zero-emission fleets for multiple Melbourne councils.
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Keeping Australians safe as they travel to work during the Pandemic
The threat of COVID-19 has caused the largest shift in travel behaviour in living memory. As travel restrictions ease in Australia’s largest cities, more people are expected to resume their commute.
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Road Safety Symposium, Melbourne
This Symposium brought together leading international and Australian road safety experts to discuss what Australia needs to do to meet its road safety targets. Keynotes included former CEO of VicRoads, John Merrit and Professor Fred Wegman of the Netherlands.
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Electric Vehicle Charging Implementation Plan
In partnership with SGS Economics and Planning, we led the planning to implement a Council and public accessible EV charging network for the City of Port Phillip. This was part of work for Council to prepare their transition to a zero-emission fleet by 2028.
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Cycling demand modelling
We assisting the NSW Government to better understand how changes in population and cycling infrastructure may influence cycling participation in the future.
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