Roads
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Road design
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Report
Australian infrastructure and transport statistics: yearbook 2025
The statistical report provides a single, comprehensive annual source of infrastructure statistics for use by policymakers, industry, transport analysts and the wider Australian community. Areas covered include freight, passengers, road-related revenue and expenditure, road, rail, aviation, shipping, transport safety, transport energy and environment, infrastructure and the economy, and infrastructure construction.
Strategy
National road transport technology strategy
This strategy and action plan support nationally harmonised, safe and responsible adoption of road transport technologies so that road users across Australia can benefit from them. It outlines the policy leadership, regulatory stewardship and targeted investment roles of governments, and provides a set of nine principles to guide government action in supporting technology rollouts.
Report
Assessment of road improvements in remote and regional areas
This report addresses the challenge that low traffic volumes in remote and regional areas make it difficult for traditional cost-benefit analysis methods to support road improvements in these areas in line with community expectations and government policy objectives. It develops ways to improve the efficiency, equity and transparency of decision-making for road funding in these...
Report
Australian infrastructure and transport statistics: yearbook 2024
The yearbook provides a single, comprehensive annual source of time series statistics on infrastructure and transport for policymakers, industry, analysts and the wider Australian community. Infrastructure and transport types covered include road, rail, aviation and shipping with a breakdown of data presented for states and territories.
Policy report
Driving change: how road pricing can improve our roads
This report proposes a comprehensive reform of New Zealand's transport funding model. It addresses common concerns about road pricing, including privacy and equity issues, and draws on successful international examples from cities like Singapore and Stockholm.