Public transport
Report
Who gets a good deal? Revealing public attitudes to transport in Great Britain
The authors of this report argue that a new transport strategy is needed for England and the United Kingdom that sets out a desired future for how people travel, and a fair approach to achieving it.
Report
A better deal: fixing Tasmania's broken public transport system
Tasmanians are suffering from the lowest per capita spending on public transport in the country. Ahead of the state's 2024 election, this report describes this story of neglect, and charts a course forward for Tasmania's public transport system.
Report
Fast, frequent, fair: how buses can better connect Melbourne
Infrastructure Victoria’s research report into Melbourne’s bus network finds that a fast, fair and better-connected bus network is needed for the city, especially in the under-serviced, outer-growth areas.
Policy
Victoria’s housing statement: the decade ahead 2024-2034
This Victorian government policy document focuses on five key areas to tackle housing supply and affordability in Victoria, and aims to deliver 80,000 new homes each year across the state.
Report
Safe and sound: views and experiences of young people on public transport
In preparing this report 1,124 South Australian young people aged 13 to 20 years participated in a survey about their experiences using public transport. The three major challenges young people face in relation to public transport are its cost, accessibility and safety.