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With the announcement of another road tunnel project in Sydney Fairfax media recently ran a story titled “Before tunnelling, ask the public and consider public transport”. It concerned the thoughts of retired Supreme Court Judge David Kirby who was the Commissioner in two road corridor inquiries in Sydney in the early 80s. The inquiries represented

We all use transport terms to describe various situations but not everyone has the same definition for the terms we use. And our language can affect our thinking. We reported last week on an AITPM meeting of the Young Professional Group in Sydney. Another insightful topic that Brian Smith raised was the use of the

The Australian College of Road Safety has just release a well-presented Submission to Federal Parliamentarians. As you would suspect many things focus on traditional areas and the huge emotional and financial consequences of road trauma. There is a strong emphasis on legislation and enforcement.

A company in America is using Artificial Intelligence to develop more empathetic train announcements for travellers. But have we thought this through for individuals who have a visual impairment. We spoke to a few people who have firsthand experience