Members are invited to join Eleanor and Gareth as they discuss WSP’s recent Australian White Paper - Public transport and COVID-19: Transitioning from response to recovery.
n these challenging times it is important to take the time to check in with each other. The YPN are hosting a special virtual Member Meet Up session dedicated to YPN members (transport practitioners under 35) to give you the opportunity to network with your peers across the country.
A Guardian article in the earlier stages of the coronavirus pandemic used a headline that many of us working in transport could relate to: “Coronavirus exposes the problems and pitfalls of modelling” (26 March 2020). In this particular situation, the need for and reliance on epidemiological modelling has been exceptional, and very visible to a public seeking answers rather than wanting to understand how these were derived. Transport models have long faced similar confrontations.
You are invited to join us our online seminar to discuss and learn about a range of exciting recent initiatives in Regional Queensland. Topics include "Protecting right turning traffic: An alternate approach" piloted in Far North Queensland and an exploration of recent regional initiatives in "Making Plans for Walking in Queensland: An introduction to walking network planning guidance".
Sarah Clark, Director Road Safety Policy and Research, Department for Infrastructure, will be a keynote speaker presenting on the newly released SA Road Safety Strategy and Action Plan with a particular focus on Local Government. The remainder of the program and details of the venue will be released soon.
Description of the role for the dedicated job page If you're a seasoned engineer determined to make a significant impact with your high level knowledge and expertise; this role is your next big leap. The Arterial & Motorway Optimisation team is responsible for the configuration and optimisation of arterial and motorway corridors state-wide, management of real-time planned and unplanned disruptions on the network via traffic signal and smart motorway controls. The team also analyses localised network performance investigates and responds to enquiries related to traffic signal operations and coordination. ABOUT THE ROLE: As a Principal Engineer (Traffic) you will provide specialist technical expertise relating to the design, construction, maintenance and operation of the road network concentrating on the application of traffic signals and intelligent transport systems (ITS) to improve capacity, reduce congestion and maintain safety. Enquiries: Manu Hingorani, Phone: (07