Join the AITPM WA Branch for this (In-person technical event) to hear from presenters on two new approaches/programs in Western Australia to improve the liveability and safety of our neighbourhoods. Reconnect WA seeks to help reimagine and revitalise streets and public spaces to create vibrant and active places for Western Australians to interact and connect with each other. Healthy Streets is a human-centred framework for embedding public health in transport, public realm and planning. There are 10 Healthy Streets Indicators, which focus on the human experience needed on all streets, everywhere, for everyone.
Join the AITPM WA Branch for this In-person technical event to learn all about the design, policy, and operation of Perth's latest Smart Freeway. Hear from our presenters on the principles behind the management of Smart Freeway and the transport engineering context. See the traffic theory turn into practice under the management of Perth's first Smart Freeway and how the freeway has fared after the numbers are crunched. Learn all about the latest technology and what makes the Smart Freeway so smart - both the elements that you can see and the elements that are under the hood. In addition, learn all about the latest topics on the Smart Freeway Policy including Main Roads Operational Efficiency Audit Guidelines. Our speakers for this event include Anne Walsh, Elliott Panos and Bita Charehjoo (Main Roads WA)
Join several members of the new AITPM NSW/ACT Committee 2021/22 for an informal networking session to catch up with colleagues. It's a great way to catch up with people you may already know and to meet new people. The session will include the use of breakout rooms to allow for smaller group conversations.
Join us for the AITPM 2021 Annual General Meeting from 1.00pm to 2.00pm (AEST) on Friday 13 August 2021. The AGM will be held via Zoom and you will need a camera and microphone to be able to participate.
Please join us for a shortened online version of our Annual Transport Modelling Workshop. Topics will include: Session 1: (9.30am - 10:45am) Modelling and Project Evaluation This panel session will explore the interactions between modelling and project evaluation including business case development in both Queensland and abroad. Consideration will be given to the requirements set out by Infrastructure Australia and how they influence the ways we undertake modelling. Session 2: (11.15am - 12:30pm) Major Events Planning and Modelling Presentations and/or panel discussion will include experiences drawn from across Gold Coast Commonwealth Games 2018, Sydney Olympics 2000, Melbourne Commonwealth Games 2006, Brisbane Olympics 2032.
Join us for an informal Virtual Member Meet Up over lunch to catch up with colleagues around the country - a great way to catch with people you may already know and to meet new people. The session will include the use of breakout rooms to allow for smaller group conversations.
AITPM Members are invited to join us (online) for our AITPM VIC/TAS State Branch Annual Meeting from 5.00pm to 5.45pm on Wednesday 21st July 2021. The Annual Meeting will be held via Zoom and you will need a camera and microphone to be able to participate.
AITPM SA Committee is pleased to invite you to attend our 2021 Annual Branch Meeting (ABM) and Dinner, on Wednesday 7th July at the Belgian Beer Café, Adelaide. Following the formal part of the meeting, we will enjoy a dinner and have the opportunity to network with your fellow SA branch members. To comply with Government’s regulations and requirements for public events and social distancing, this year’s Annual Meeting Dinner will have limited seating and the maximum number of attendees is capped at 40. Therefore, please RSVP for the event as early as possible by COB 6 July.
Transport for NSW’s Travel Demand Management (TDM) in New South Wales series continues exploring the impacts and influences that TDM has on the movement of people through changes to transport networks, travel behaviour, workplaces and city planning. Our next session looks at the latest cutting-edge research into remote working and the subsequent implications for demand management on the transport network. Academics from Transport for NSW’s Research and Investigation teams, the University of Sydney and the University of South Australia share their research projects, and preliminary findings, diving deep into the latest data, international research, surveys and models; to understand how working from home has changed since the Covid-19 Pandemic and what the implications could be for travel demand and transport networks going forward.
AITPM Members and Non-Members are invited to join us for our AITPM NSW State Branch Annual Meeting being held (Online). The formal meeting will be followed by presentation from guest speaker Tara McCarthy (Deputy Secretary, Safety, Environment and Regulation for Transport for NSW) on an integrated, multi model, risk based approach to safety, security and emergency management.
The AITPM NSW State Branch welcome its members, their guests and others to attend the 2021 Annual Meeting. We will enjoy a three course meal and drinks while hearing reports on the previous year, results of the NSW Branch Committee election and a presentation from guest speaker Tara McCarthy (Deputy Secretary, Safety, Environment and Regulation for Transport for NSW) on an integrated, multi model, risk based approach to safety, security and emergency management.
As Sydneysiders, we use public transport to go about our daily lives! But as we take trains, ferries, buses, and light rail, we likely take the systems—and the complex legacy of more than 165 years of planning and development—for granted. For this month’s AITPM Young Professionals event, we’ll take the chance to learn about the everyday infrastructure that keeps Sydney moving. The tour will take us on a journey to explore unique spaces and hear stories that reveal the history of the city’s transport networks, from hidden tunnels beneath Hyde Park, to the missing platforms at Wynyard, to the Battle of Central Station that changed the Australian relationship with alcohol. We will be led by architect, urban designer, and academic Michael Kahn, who recently completed his PhD examining architecture’s role in helping shape the mega transport projects reshaping the city.
Come take a walk with us for the first YP Social Event of 2022! We are inviting everyone to come along and join us for a coffee as Roadside Services and Adelaide City Council briefly showcase the new Hydraulic Bollards System at the East End of Adelaide City. The event will start at the Exchange Specialty Coffee at 12/18 Vardon Avenue, Adelaide, then we will be walking to two locations in the area as part of the Roadside Services “Show and Tell”.
You are invited to this AITPM NSW Branch seminar designed to provide practitioners with an update on the development of the new revisions of the Australian Standard 2890 Series (parking). The interactive session will cover: * An update on the development of AS 2890.6 and AS/NZS 2890.1 from the co-authors/ practitioners of the standards; * A discussion about the existing issues and matters that need to be considered in future updates.
Our insightful journey into Travel Demand Management (TDM) in New South Wales continues as we present our second session in our four-part series which explores how TDM influences the movement of people through changes to transport networks, travel behaviour, workplaces and city planning. This session looks at the role that behavioural science plays in changing behaviour and the many factors that contribute to how people make the decisions they do around their work commute.
Sunshine Coast Council have recently commenced consultation on the Sunshine Coast Mass Transit project. Please join us to hear about details of the project and be part of the discussion around the region’s growth, transport habits and how that might adapt into the future.
Come and join us at DIT (Grenfell St) on Wednesday the 2nd of June for an interactive session on Behaviour Change. We will be informed by Liz Ampt's extensive experience in the field as she provides an overview of what Behaviour Change is and will be followed by Shifani Sood who will discuss her recent experience from New Zealand.
Join the AITPM WA Branch where they will look into how inclusive approaches to Transport Planning can remove barriers for children and create better cities, and ensue the aging population can remain mobile and independent. And how cultural inclusion can support and enhance projects.
Please join AITPM South Australia for a site tour at the recently opened Regency Road to Pym Street upgrade, and hear from the project team on the challenges and achievements.
Join us for an insightful journey of Travel Demand Management (TDM) in New South Wales as we present our four part series exploring how TDM influences the movement of people through changes to transport networks, travel behaviour, workplaces and city planning.
Join us for 2021's Trivia Night hosted by AITPM NSW Young Professionals! Food and drinks will be supplied. Come as a group or just turn up and join a group of other industry peers.
With the roll out of the new National Austroads Guides to Temporary Traffic Management there have been changes to the way temporary traffic management is planned and completed in WA. For those involved in the planning, approval and implementation of temporary traffic management in WA this event will shed light on the changes that came into effect on 1 Feb 2021 and how this impacts on our industry.
We are back and in person to see who will be crowned the 2021 AITPM Trivia Champions! Please join the AITPM VIC Branch for their annual trivia night. The format for this annual event will be similar as previous years with general knowledge questions hosted by a quiz master and a bonus transport round.
AITPM National Sponsor Matrix will provide a series of online information grabs on new technology in data collection including recent field tests. A Question and Answer session including networking will be held at the Charming Squire on 21 April 2021.