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About this event

The AITPM Queensland Branch is pleased to host an in-person event in Toowoomba, which will present a range of views and discussion on how investment in Toowoomba’s transport system can deliver economic, social and environmental benefits for the community.

Toowoomba’s scenic landscapes and regional greenspaces are key to its local character, offering an enviable lifestyle with good connections to major capital cities and beyond. While the region has undergone significant change in recent years – securing major investment across road, rail and air – further action is needed to deliver a more sustainable transport system and do its part to reach net zero emissions by 2050.

Hear from engineers and planners currently working on developing the future transport network for Toowoomba:

1. Anthony Burke (SMEC) will explore frameworks for project identification and benefits.
2. Tim Cupitt  (SMEC) will provide an overview of the barriers to realising the benefits of transport investments or the aspirations of transport plans.
3.  Brian McKay (Toowoomba Regional Council) will share his experience of working with the community to improve safety and connectivity in Highfields as part of the Central Highfields Master Plan, prioritising pedestrian and cyclist movements while maintaining access to other road users.
4. Thomas Boulton  (SMEC) will expand on the economic evaluation of project benefits and provide insight from his experience living and working in the UK.

Haider Yousif will MC the event and moderate the Q&A discussion following the presentations.

The event will be held at Level 2 of the Toowoomba City Library (155 Herries St, Toowoomba) with refreshments on arrival. On-street parking is available near the library.

• 5:00pm Arrival and registration (refreshments available)
• 5:30pm Presentations begin
• 6:30pm Q&A Discussion
• 7:00pm Event close

The event is proudly sponsored by SMEC and is FREE to members and non-members.

For any enquires, please contact Derrick Hitchins

Government Health Guidelines

This event will be run in compliance with the Government’s health orders applicable to our venue. These may impose mask wearing, density limits and other COVID safe requirements including being fully vaccinated.

If the government requirements change in advance of the event, we will contact you and update you about your attendance. 

If you are no longer able to attend because of vaccination or other requirements, please contact us as soon as possible to discuss available options.

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