The Healthy Active by Design website was created by the Heart Foundation to provide best-practice, evidence-based resources and guidance to support industry professionals and decision makers to create more walkable, liveable neighbourhoods for heart health. It is a unique digital toolkit that incorporates physical movement and health considerations into design outcomes. The toolkit includes modules on walkability in less advantaged areas and healthy active ageing. Join the Heart Foundation’s Senior Active Living Officer Anna Gurnhill and AITPM CEO Kirsty Kelly for this Lunch Bites Session to explore the toolkit.
Hear from a number of professionals who have taken different paths in their careers and have the opportunity to ask questions about their experiences in the transport industry. The event is tailored towards emerging professionals and students, however, the event is open to all.
Join us for an engaging and interactive webinar exploring the impacts of designing for commercial vehicles, such as waste trucks, on urban density and amenity. We'll delve into key considerations for accommodating these vehicles across different development contexts and discuss how overdesigns can compromise efficiency, affordability, and liveability.
The AITPM Qld Emerging Professionals Network, in collaboration with AIA EmAGN, PIA Young Planners and AILA Fresh, invite you to join us at Urban Unwind – an opportunity for emerging professional working in the urban space to network and build relationships. Whether you’re a transport or traffic planner, engineer or modeller we’d love to invite you to meet likeminded and passionate professionals working as urban planners, architects and landscape architects.
Join us for this AITPM Members & Subscribers ONLY Webinar, where we’ll explore how making streets more walkable and bikeable boosts business, enhances accessibility, and creates vibrant, people-friendly places. Featuring insights from Committee for Sydney’s Estelle Grech and AITPM CEO Kirsty Kelly, this session will unpack the latest research—developed with AECOM—on how people move, shop, and spend time on Sydney’s high streets.
Curious about how transport models shape economic appraisal and infrastructure planning? Join us in person for an event featuring Joe Castiglione (San Francisco County Transportation Authority) sharing first-hand insights on U.S. approaches and local expert speakers on the Australian context. Don't miss this chance to expand your network and deepen your understanding of transport modelling in action!
Join us for a panel discussion followed by networking on lessons that transport professionals can learn from governance, planning, delivery and operations.
The landscape of transport is ever-evolving, and the way we communicate these changes to our communities is paramount. Each year, numerous promising projects across Victoria are shelved due to adverse community feedback or apprehension of losing public support. This often stems from a lack of effective communication and education about the projects, particularly those with humanitarian objectives. Many of these transport initiatives are designed to bring about social benefits, influence user behaviour, and enhance liveability, accessibility, and sustainability. However, the fear of pushing boundaries and securing approval often hinders their success. This event aims to delve into the heart of this issue, examining a spectrum of transport projects - both successful and otherwise. We'll explore how these projects were communicated to the community, from strategic policy decisions to intricate design details, and how they were received - positively or negatively.
The SA Transport Modelling Network is pleased to present an engaging and interactive in-person event to discuss The State of Modelling in SA: Challenges, Innovations, and Future Directions. Be part of the conversation with our panelists in discussing the general state of transport modelling in our state, the challenges the industry faces right now and into the future, and what is possible in the spaces of innovation, integration, and collaboration within our industry.
This event explores the development and practical applications of next-generation strategic transport modelling tools, featuring insights from Joe Castiglione (San Francisco County Transportation Authority) on U.S. use cases and presentations on emerging Activity and Agent-Based Models in Australia and New Zealand.
Join the EPN Committee for our first event of 2025 – a Social Trivia Night. Hosted by Brewski, this fun-filled evening is your chance to test your trivia skills, enjoy great company, and kick off the year in style.
This technical event will explore the critical steps needed to create sustainable and inclusive transport systems across Australia, focusing on key strategies that balance growth, sustainability, and equity.
The AITPM QLD Transport Modelling Network (TMN) is proud to bring you the first in-person Technical Forum for 2025 focused on transport model calibration and validation.
The AITPM Online Technical Conference Series (OTCS) is your gateway to three weeks of cutting-edge insights, collaboration, and innovation in the transport industry. Running from 17 February to 6 March 2025, OTCS combines the flexibility of on-demand content with the engagement of live Q&A sessions, making it accessible and interactive for professionals at every career stage. This year’s program dives deep into three key threads—Early Career/Research, Government, and Industry—delivering fresh ideas, policy insights, and real-world solutions. With special group rates and an easy-to-access online format, OTCS is the perfect platform to connect, learn, and grow with peers and leaders shaping the future of transport.
Join us for the first Lunch Bites session for 2025 with our CEO, Kirsty Kelly, where we will hear from Sam Johnson, Sustainable Transport Specialist at the World Bank. Sam will present on and important document released in late 2024. The Guide to Mobility for Livable Pacific Cities is a blueprint for revolutionizing urban transportation in the Pacific, making it more sustainable, safe, affordable and people friendly.
Join us for an insightful event dedicated to SCATS (Sydney Coordinated Adaptive Traffic System), one of the world’s leading traffic management systems. Discover how SCATS optimises traffic flow, improves safety, and adapts to real-time conditions in major cities across the globe. Furthermore, discover how traffic signal operations are evolving to meet the future policy directions of NSW.
Join us as we welcome the new year with our peers and colleagues. This event is open to members and non-members with drinks and nibbles provided.
Discover how Australia’s transport professionals can lead the way to Net Zero at our upcoming interactive webinar on The Path to Net Zero: Decarbonising Australia’s Transport System hosted by AITPM's Decarbonising Transport Policy Working Group. Explore key insights from AITPM’s inaugural Policy Issues Paper, which outlines evidence-based recommendations for governments, best practices for transport professionals, and pathways for a fully decarbonised transport future.
The AITPM QLD Emerging Professionals Network is pleased to invite you to celebrate the end of the year with a social event in the Brisbane CBD. Please join us in saying farewell to a successful 2024 and enjoy the start of the festive season with colleagues
AITPM EPN VIC is excited to invite you to the 2024 End of Year Ballers Clubhouse event, hosted in collaboration with Young Transport Professionals (YTP) and the Young Institute of Transport Engineers (YITE) and sponsored by Department of Transport and Planning (DTP).
Join us for the annual AITPM WA end of year event! Let's get together and celebrate the amazing work of our industry, unwind and reflect on the past year and look forward to what’s ahead.
Think you and your team have what it takes to claim victory—and the ultimate bragging rights—at the AITPM WA Quiz Night? Join us for a lively evening of trivia, networking, and friendly competition at the annual AITPM WA Quiz Night! Compete for the top prize as you tackle questions spanning a range of topics, from obscure transport trivia to local knowledge, sports, music, and movies.
The AITPM Victorian Branch is pleased to invite all members and industry partners to attend our end-of-year dinner at Cargo Hall at South Wharf. Join us to hear from our guest speaker Jeroen Weimar, which has held leadership positions in Public Transport Victoria, in the Victorian Governments COVID-19 response and the Victorian 2026 Commonwealth Games Organising Committee.
Join us as we wrap up a successful 2024 and welcome the festive season with colleagues at our end-of-year celebration! This event is a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow AITPM emerging professionals, industry peers, and seasoned experts, fostering valuable connections across our field. Special thanks to our industry partner, SMEC Australia, for sponsoring this memorable occasion. Don’t miss this chance to celebrate, network, and look ahead to an exciting 2025!