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Austroads: Transport Research and Trends

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Transport Infrastructure
Active Transport
Pedestrian Safety
Road Safety
Climate Change
Road Safety Management
Digital Engineering
Sustainability
Australia
Digital Driver Licenses
Crumb Rubber
Road Safety Audit
Sustainable Mobility
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Asset Operations
Collaboration
Natural Hazards
Asphalt

Austroads latest webinars. Sharing transport research and trends.

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This webinar introduces the Travel to School Guideline, developed to support the planning and delivery 

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Recent Guests

Anna Wilson
Economist with Frontier Economics, specializes in regulatory and policy reform
Frontier Economics
Episode: Keeping People Safe When Walking Stream 2 – Economic Assessment of Safer Speeds
Nathan Brown
Project team member answering questions
Austroads EV Incident Response project team
Episode: Incident Response for Low and Zero Emission Vehicles
Judy Williams
Global Programme and Communication Manager for IRAP
International Road Assessment Programme (IRAP)
Episode: The Importance of Connection in Road Safety and Singing our Success from the Rooftops
Tim Judd
Presenter from PJA, transport and planning expert
PJA
Episode: Austroads' Strategic Review of Pedestrian Planning Guidance
Prue Oswin
Chartered engineer specializing in road safety and active transport planning
Sidelines Traffic
Episode: Austroads' Strategic Review of Pedestrian Planning Guidance
Jeff Jameson
Presenter; pavement materials expert
National Transport Research Organisation
Episode: An Evaluation of Methods for Estimating Remaining Asphalt Fatigue Life
James Allen
Moderator of Q&A
Transport New South Wales
Episode: An Evaluation of Methods for Estimating Remaining Asphalt Fatigue Life
Mary Haverland
Project manager for Austroads
Austroads
Episode: Guidance for Cycling and Micromobility Planning
Steve Patrick
Principal Professional at the National Transport Research Organization
National Transport Research Organization
Episode: Improving the Sustainability of Sprayed Seals

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Anthony Lucchini
Communications officer at Austroads

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Austroads' Strategic Review of Pedestrian Planning Guidance
Q: What is the difference between shared zones and shared streets in practice, and when is a shared zone appropriate?
A shared zone is a technical term with clear traffic-code implications (often around very low speeds, e.g., 10 km/h), while a shared street is a broader, more flexible concept. Shared zones are only suitable in contexts with low volumes and appropriate design to support all users, including those with visual impairments.
Austroads' Strategic Review of Pedestrian Planning Guidance
Q: How can agencies realistically implement a 30 km/h safe system in built-up areas given budget and political pressures?
There is no single solution; success depends on strong community and political support, phased interventions focused on high-need areas (e.g., crossings near schools), leveraging low-cost options first, and using data-driven prioritisation to maximize impact within budget constraints.
Austroads' Strategic Review of Pedestrian Planning Guidance
Q: Why is 40 km/h often suggested as a desirable speed limit around signalised crossings, and how does that relate to safety for vulnerable road users?
Research supports 30 km/h for high-risk crossing contexts, but 40 km/h is a practical target that balances safety with community acceptance; the panel notes that slower speeds reduce crash likelihood and severity, while acknowledging that real-world compliance and political considerations influence what can be implemented.
The Importance of Connection in Road Safety and Singing our Success from the Rooftops
Q: What can help a council stay motivated when facing tough days in road-safety work?
Leverage energy from a global community, connect with peers for support, and remember that consistent, collaborative effort yields wins over time.
The Importance of Connection in Road Safety and Singing our Success from the Rooftops
Q: How can councils with limited funding start OSRAP assessments or similar work?
Use the Star Rating Demonstrator as a free, high-level tool, connect with other local governments to share funding strategies, and explore partnerships that enable cost-sharing and knowledge transfer.

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Content primarily revolves around transport safety, policy, and infrastructure innovation in Australia and New Zealand. A notable focus on pedestrian and traffic safety underscores the commitment to data-driven methodologies for preventing accidents and improving transport systems. Key topics include the challenges of integrating zero-emission vehicles and relevant standards into existing frameworks, alongside discussions on cycling, micromobility, and updated guidelines for road design. With contributors emphasizing the necessity for harmonized practices across jurisdictions, the content serves as a resource for professionals involved in transportation planning and infrastructure management, making it valuable for anyone interested in curr... more

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