Transport
Report
Driving change: Australia’s cities need a measured response
The journey times of 14,000 Uber drivers in Melbourne are examined, as part of a new measure of congestion in the Australia's four biggest cities.
Strategy
Victoria's draft 30-year infrastructure strategy
Infrastructure Victoria is undertaking the first ever thirty year infrastructure strategy for Victoria. The community and stakeholders are active participants in the development of this strategy through consultation and engagement. The draft 30-year strategy for Victoria has now been published and is open for consultation. The final strategy will be released to the Victorian Parliament...
Article
Victoria needs a big-picture transport plan that isn't about winners v losers
Victoria's 30-year Infrastructure Strategy is not, and was never intended to be, an integrated land use and transport strategy. Instead it lists a pipeline of projects to meet Victoria’s short-, medium- and long-term infrastructure needs and priorities. It also calls for a congestion tax to ease the pressure on roads. It is still not clear...
Discussion paper
Towards a national vision for a secure, connected future through Cooperative Connected Transport Systems (C-ITS)
Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS) enable real-time wireless communication between vehicles, roadside infrastructure, mobile devices and back-office systems. They have been developed as a way to deliver a safer and more efficient transport network that is less congested and more environmentally friendly. C-ITS are a critical part of the disruptive transformation occurring to our vehicles...
Strategy
Infrastructure priority list 2016
The Infrastructure Priority List is a prioritised list of nationally significant investments. It provides decision makers with advice and guidance on specific infrastructure investments that will underpin Australia's continued prosperity. The investments outlined in the list undergo a rigorous prioritisation process and are independently assessed by Infrastructure Australia's Board.