Upcoming Events

Join us to hear perspectives on the evolution of the South East Queensland bus network from Department of Transport and Main Roads, Brisbane City Council and Brisbane Airport Corporation representatives. Facilitated and hosted by Queensland Major Branch Sponsor PSA Consulting, there will be networking opportunities before and after the technical components in the centrally located Brisbane Club.

Kick off the new year with the Transport Professionals Association QLD Emerging Professionals Network! Join us for a fun and relaxed evening of networking and ten-pin bowling as we welcome 2026 in style. This is a great opportunity to connect with fellow emerging professionals in the transport industry, build your network, and enjoy some friendly competition!

Victoria’s new car parking reforms under Amendment VC277 represent a significant shift in how parking requirements are set, linking provision more closely to public transport accessibility. This one hour online webinar will unpack the reforms, explain the PTAL methodology at a high level, and and explore what the changes mean in practice for both the private and public sector.

Join the NSW/ACT Branch for a practical day of learning and connection. Attendees will gain up‑to‑date insights into traffic engineering and transport planning, exchange ideas and research, and build valuable professional networks. The program explores fresh perspectives on road safety, parking and cycleway design, sustainable and active transport, and the growing role of traffic data, highlighted by a thought‑provoking expert panel on the key challenges facing today’s transport professionals.

Join us for this webinar which will explore managed motorway benefits, operational objectives, elements, foundation infrastructure, provision of emergency lanes and some insights from VIC/DTP.

In September 2025, after two years of development the new Application and Technical Guidelines for Pedestrian Crossing Facilities was released by Main Roads WA. This event will provide information on the key elements of the guideline along with a question and answer session.

International Women’s Day has marked progress and challenged inequality for over 115 years. In 2026, the Give to Gain theme reminds us that when we invest in women — through opportunity, visibility, and support — the entire community benefits. This webinar brings that message into sharp focus for the transport industry. Together, our speakers will share lived experience, insights, and examples of how giving support creates stronger, more inclusive transport systems.

Do you want to get a deeper understanding and appreciation of a career in the transport domain and meet other young professionals? VIC & TAS EPN presents the Emerging Professionals Buddy Program where aspiring students and recent graduates will have the opportunity to network and socialise with other young professionals in the industry in an informal environment. This is a chance to meet new people, ask any burning questions and get insights into possible career choices in the transport industry.

Join the WA Emerging Professionals for this ‘Speed Networking’ style event as they share their career stories and offer advice to groups of students in a relaxed environment.

Join us for an in‑person event co-hosted by Transport Professionals Association and YIPWEA bringing together Government leaders, transport professionals, and sustainability specialists to explore how South Australia can deliver greener streets, connected communities, and smarter transport networks. We’ll kick off with lightning talks from local speakers, then head outside for the annual ‘SA lawn bowls championship’ and networking.

Careers in Transport is an annual industry panel event delivered in collaboration with Monash University, bringing together transport professionals with approximately 7–15 years of experience to share their career journeys and insights into working in the sector.

Hobart Transport Bites brings together experts from the City of Hobart, State Growth and local industry to showcase new thinking in active transport data, network planning and next‑generation traffic management. It’s ideal for planners, engineers, policy makers, advocates and anyone interested in how smarter data, community‑focused planning and emerging technology can shape a more efficient, sustainable and people‑friendly transport future for Hobart.