AITPM Conference – The Latest in transport planning
The Australian Institute of Traffic Planning and Management recently held their annual National Conference this year in Adelaide.
The Institute started out in 1966 with a strong bent towards traffic technology such as co-ordinated traffic lights.
It has since broadened its reach to more fully embrace planners as well as engineers.
The conference provided a wide range of papers and forums and to tell us a bit about some of the interesting information I have on the line the immediate national past president Craig Wooldridge.
- Parking
- The use of Bluetooth data
- cycling networks and
- community engagement (this was part of the traffic engineering forum).