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Fatal heavy vehicle crashes quarterly bulletin, April–June 2012


During the 12 months to the end of June 2012, 225 people died from 200 fatal crashes involving heavy trucks or buses. These included: – 124 deaths from 112 crashes involving articulated trucks,– 86 deaths from 73 crashes involving heavy rigid trucks,– 23 deaths from 23 crashes involving buses. Fatal crashes involving articulated trucks:– decreased...
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Transport policy at the crossroads: travel to work in Australian capital cities 1976-2011


This report analyses the way residents of Australia’s seven capital cities (the six state capitals plus Canberra) have travelled to work over the last 35 years. It uses data from the census, which has included a question on the mode of transport used to travel to work since 1976.
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Integrated energy, transport, waste and water demand forecasting and scenario planning for precincts


This is a summary of the workshop presentations, discussions and of the workgroup sessions for the CRCLCL’s project on ETWW conducted Friday 1st February 2013, 10:00 – 16:30 at Room C4-16 at the University of South Australia’s City East Campus, chaired by Liz Ampt. The first of these facilitated national workshops on demand forecasting invited...
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Energy, transport, waste and water demand forecasting and scenario planning for precincts


The following report presents the outcomes of the second workshop held for this project held on Tuesday the 24th September 2013 at Room BJ3-03 at the University of South Australia‟s City East Campus, Corner North Tce & Frome Rd, Adelaide from 10:00am until 4:30pm. The focus of this workshop is to follow on from the...
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A Strategic Transport Network for South East Australia


This paper defines the region's existing transport network, identifies reas where additional infrastructure is needed, and provides a strategic context for these projects. This would boost the region's economic competitiveness, stimulate investment, improve employment prospects and greatly enhance its 'liveability'.