Feedback is being sought on an Urban Design and Landscape Plan (UDLP) for Victoria’s largest road project, the North East Link. An interactive online map allows users to view map designs for the North East Link Tunnels from Watsonia to Bulleen, …
The drive towards decarbonisation continues with two states adding more electric buses to their public transport fleets. In Queensland, 30 new electric buses are now on the road across Cairns, the Gold Coast, the Sunshine Coast and Logan. Recently the …
RA member CIMIC Group’s CPB Contractors is delivering NSW’s first light rail project to feature grass tracks. The initiative will see around 1.3 kilometres of grass and ground cover laid between and alongside tracks on the Parramatta Connects Stage 1 …
A month after COP26, three key transport peak bodies, the Infrastructure Sustainability Council (ISC), Roads Australia (RA) and the Australasian Railway Association (ARA) have reconfirmed their commitment to work in partnership to help industry lead decarbonisation of the transport sector. …
An industry-first partnership between Roads Australia (RA), the Australasian Railway Association (ARA) and the Infrastructure Sustainability Council has been announced today, with the three bodies united in their efforts to help reduce the climate change impact of new and existing transport infrastructure.
Roads Australia (RA) – the peak body for roads within an integrated transport system – says the 2021 Australian Infrastructure Plan released by Infrastructure Australia today sets out a practical reform pathway that will deliver more resilient and sustainable transport infrastructure and services for the community.
22 June 2021 – Roads Australia (RA) has welcomed the focus on incentives to enhance uptake of zero emissions vehicles (ZEVs) in the NSW State Budget today, and has renewed its call for ministers across all jurisdictions to work collaboratively to establish a consistent national approach to road user charges for ZEVs.
Roads Australia (RA) has released the latest iteration of its three-year rolling Strategic Plan, setting out how the organisation will bring industry, government and communities together to lead the evolution of Australia’s roads, integrated transport and mobility networks.
Roads Australia (RA) has applauded the significant investments made in key transport infrastructure projects across the nation in tonight’s Federal Budget and is urging the Government to ensure funding allocations flow quickly to maximise both social and economic benefits.
Tasmania’s road network will be safer and more sustainable as a result of the record level of infrastructure investment included in today’s Tasmanian State Budget according to Roads Australia (RA), the peak body for roads within an integrated transport system.