In partnership with the University of South Australia, the AITPM SA Branch is presenting a masterclass session and workshop opportunity in the niche transport discipline of Public Transport Planning. Join us in taking notes from transport planning veteran, John Devney, with 40 years of experience. Bring your big picture, future planning hat, and let's work together to come up with the future public transport solution!
The AITPM Qld Emerging Professionals Network, in collaboration with EmAGN, PIA Young Planners and AILA Fresh, invite you to join us at Urban Unwind – an opportunity for emerging professional working in the urban space to network and build relationships. Whether you’re a transport or traffic planner, engineer or modeller we’d love to invite you to meet likeminded and passionate professionals working as urban planners, architects and landscape architects. You’re invited to purchase food or drink at your own cost and enjoy the night meeting emerging professionals from the urban space.
In this joint event with PedBikeTrans, we will learn about emerging new Queensland active transport planning guidance which we can use as transport professionals and advocates that support the planning, design and delivery of best practice outcomes for our communities for walking, and riding
Attendees learnt more about the latest developments in VITM 2 (DTP's new Activity Based strategic transport model) with speakers from the Department and Consultants who have supported the work. Attendees also heard from the Department on the latest Reference Case and have a chance to network over drinks and nibbles.
The team responsible for community engagement on transport projects are often a few steps removed from the design and delivery process. The engagement itself may lack critical thought as to different user groups and how to reach them. Opportunities can be missed to address questions and concerns held by the community. Users and their needs or aspirations may be poorly understood and not factored into the project design. In this webinar, our speakers will look at a range of community engagement issues by reference to specific projects where effective community engagement contributed to the outcome. They will address the process, timing, feedback, the role of engineers, planners and designers in stewarding quality community engagement and what happens if it goes wrong.
Please join us for a briefing and interactive discussion of the opportunities and challenges the transport industry faces when it comes to incorporating carbon emissions into policy, planning, decision making, and projects. Our expert speakers and panellists will explore the ‘how’ of moving toward our Net Zero ambitions, and the opportunities to collaborate across transport and infrastructure organisations.
NAT | Lunchtime Leadership Panel |Communication and Stakeholder Consultation | Tues 3 September 2024
Join experienced industry specialists in communication and stakeholder engagement for an AITPM for a panel discussion, sharing their insights on the challenges and opportunities, tips and tricks, for successful communication and stakeholder engagement for the transport projects, programs and policies. Facilitated by AITPM CEO Kirsty Kelly, our esteemed panellists will share their experience in this second session of our Lunchtime Leadership Panel series.
Join us for the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Australian Institute of Traffic Planning and Management (‘AITPM’), which will be held virtually on 29 August 2024 at 1.00pm.
The AITPM VIC / TAS Branch EPN is excited to partner with Planning Institute of Australia to bring you this ‘Hobart's Transport and Land Use Planning’ event. Come and join us for an opportunity to catch-up with industry colleagues and hear from our guest speakers talk about some of the transport and land use planning challenges and opportunities in Hobart and beyond.
Join us for an insightful evening at this AITPM QLD Branch Event! As transport professionals, we’re at the forefront of change, and the recent 50-cent public transport fare trial has everyone talking. Let’s dive into the impact, opportunities, and challenges this trial presents, and how should we be measuring success?
The AITPM QLD Branch in collaboration with Site Traffic are proud to host this in-person event in Toowoomba. Join us to hear from key speakers on global initiatives on cycling and lessons for the Queensland context and safer streets.
Join us in Perth for the National Conference 2024 where industry leaders, subject experts, and enthusiasts will converge under the theme of ‘Working together Towards Shared Transport Goals’. Immerse yourself in the dynamic exchange of ideas, fostering collaboration and innovation. With vibrant networking opportunities, enlightening addresses, more interactive sessions that ever before, and the backdrop of iconic venues including Crown Perth and Optus Stadium this conference promises to be a pivotal experience.
The AITPM Qld Emerging Professionals Network, in collaboration with EmAGN, PIA Young Planners and AILA Fresh, invite you to join us at Urban Unwind – an opportunity for emerging professional planners, traffic planners, architects and landscape architects to network and build relationships. You’re invited to purchase food or drink at your own cost and enjoy the night meeting emerging professionals from the urban space.
Join us for an exclusive breakfast event featuring Jon Whelan, Chief Executive and Andrew Excell, Deputy Chief Executive and Executive Director, Transport Planning and Program Development from the Department of Infrastructure and Transport, where they will provide insights into the upcoming transport planning work for the South Australian government. This is a must-attend event for transport managers, planners, traffic engineers, modellers, economists, land use planners, and anyone involved in the transport planning industry.
Unlock that treasure chest of knowledge and bring your most competitive colleagues or peers for the annual AITPM Trivia night! The Trivia night will involve your favourite transport facts, pop culture for all generations and an opportunity to claim victory amongst fellow transport professionals. There will be multiple rounds to prove your worthiness of eternal glory so come along for a night of fun!
Young and Emerging Professionals collaboration with the Planning Institute of Australia Young Planners (PIA YP) and the Engineers Australia Transport Australia society Emerging Transport Professionals (EA TAs ETP) groups. We will hear from experienced professionals as they share their stories on points of their career where they showed a bit of vulnerability or a key lesson was learnt.
Micromobility vehicles, particularly e-scooters, have rapidly emerged as a popular transport option in cities worldwide, including South Australia. Several local trials have been conducted to understand their impact and feasibility. This event shared the valuable lessons learned from these trials, featuring insights from council representatives and the Department for Infrastructure and Transport (DIT) on the legalities surrounding e-scooters.
The landscape of transport is ever-evolving, and the way we communicate these changes to our communities is paramount. Each year, numerous promising projects across Victoria are shelved due to adverse community feedback or apprehension of losing public support. This often stems from a lack of effective communication and education about the projects, particularly those with humanitarian objectives. Many of these transport initiatives are designed to bring about social benefits, influence user behaviour, and enhance liveability, accessibility, and sustainability. However, the fear of pushing boundaries and securing approval often hinders their success. This event aims to delve into the heart of this issue, examining a spectrum of transport projects - both successful and otherwise. We'll explore how these projects were communicated to the community, from strategic policy decisions to intricate design details, and how they were received - positively or negatively. We'll also uncover met
Transport for NSW presented the draft update to the Transport Management and Accessibility Plan (TMAP) Guidelines which will be open for industry engagement with a Q&A session
Join us for the Regional Road Safety in Western Australia Technical Presentation and the Annual Meeting of the AITPM WA Branch Members of the Australian Institute of Traffic Planning and Management Ltd (ACN 062 495 452) (herein referred to as AITPM) being held on Thursday 18 July 2024 from 12.00pm (AWST) via Online Zoom.
Join us for the Annual Meeting of the AITPM NSW & ACT Branch Members of the Australian Institute of Traffic Planning and Management Ltd (ACN 062 495 452) (herein referred to as AITPM) being held on Thursday 18 July 2024 at 5.00pm (AEST) via Online Zoom, including technical presentation.
This event explored the future career opportunities for transport professionals in the wake of the Brisbane 2032 Olympics. As Brisbane prepares to host the Games, significant investments are being made in the city's transport infrastructure, leading to a transformative impact on the sector.
AITPM and PIA recognise the importance of fostering collaborative relationships between planners and engineers to achieve integrated outcomes for our communities. This event is great opportunity to meet young planners and engineers and hear from experts in planning and transport on lessons learnt throughout their careers. Wins & F*%k Ups Night was inspired by a global movement from the Failure Institute that shares stories of professional failure, which break free from the stigmas and pressures of professionalism. These personal stories, rooted in authenticity and vulnerability, aim to change workplaces for the better.
The Annual Meeting of the AITPM VIC & TAS Branch Members of the Australian Institute of Traffic Planning and Management Ltd (ACN 062 495 452) (herein referred to as AITPM) was held on Wednesday 10 July 2024 at 12.00pm (AEST) via Online Zoom.