Infrastructure & risk advisory

Aurecon helps organisations make better decisions about their asset base to deliver infrastructure that improves both productivity and quality of life, and transforms risk into opportunity.
More information ›Roads & transport networks
Roads are vital in assisting our world’s economic development by enabling people and freight get to where they need to go, safely and efficiently. Designed well, they can have a profound effect on the surrounding environment and communities, while still promoting sustainability and enhancing safety and connectivity.
Now more than ever, our roads form one part of a more integrated transport system, connecting to other modes including public transportation and shared-use areas dedicated to pedestrians and cyclists.
At Aurecon, we don’t only know roads and highways, we understand them. Our large team of over 200 highly skilled specialists work across all types of road infrastructure – from rural access roads to complex freeways, toll roads and system interchanges.
In a world of rapidly changing technology, transport is evolving at a rapid pace and new challenges are constantly arising that require new approaches, and different ways of thinking.
At Aurecon, we recognise the potential of new and emerging technologies and the importance of considering what tomorrow’s roads will look like so we can plan and design roads of the future. Roads of the future will include traditional transportation types, mixed with driverless modes offering multiple service offerings, reliability, improved safety and a different ownership model to today.
To help tackle problems like congestion in our big cities, we design new road infrastructure projects for our clients, while also maximising the performance of their existing assets. We do this by enhancing the use of assets through widening projects, applying intelligent transport systems and planning for the development of fully managed road systems of the future.
Why should travel demand management be considered for cities and regions post-COVID?
The transition out of the pandemic offers unique opportunities to operate our existing transport systems more effectively, using travel demand management.
Learn more ›By 2035 Australia will look different. Very different.
We asked more than 1300 Australians to imagine the future of transport, how they want to live, work, travel, buy food and have goods delivered in 2035.
Here's what we learned ›Our transport corridors are like the neural networks in our bodies. When there’s a problem, our body will send messages to our brain to fix the issue. Our road systems can do the same.
Through improved technology and better understanding of the data that we collect on our transport networks, we can plan sustainable outcomes for our roads that allow our networks to operate smarter.
Learn more ›Imagine it’s the year 2042. How does population growth and new technologies impact your own choices?
Take our survey and help us understand how New Zealanders want to live, work, travel, buy food and have goods delivered in 2042.
Take our survey ›Aurecon develops the detailed design of State Highway 1, connecting South Auckland communities with better roads and a range of active transport options. More information ›
Aurecon provides master advisory services and environmental planning for Torrens to Darlington, the final part of Adelaide’s largest ever infrastructure project. More information ›
The Aurecon and Jacobs Joint Venture provided a range of innovative user-led solutions for the West Gate Tunnel Project. More information ›
Aurecon engages Traditional Owners to capture the unique attributes of the Kakadu National Park and help guide sustainable tourism. More information ›
Aurecon provides engineering services for the detailed design and construction of the level crossing removal of Evans Road in South-East Melbourne. More information ›
Aurecon delivers concept design, geotechnical services, and environmental planning for East Package, road duplication in New South Wales. More information ›
Aurecon, with partners, is supporting growth and helping decarbonise transport in New Zealand’s capital. More information ›
The Doha Expressway Programme is a comprehensive primary road network upgrade to the urban and rural parts of Qatar’s growing economy. More information ›
Aurecon was involved in the SH20 Waterview Connection project in Auckland which forms part of the Western Ring Route (WRR), New Zealand’s largest transport project and a road of national significance. More information ›
Aurecon provides engineering design and construction services for the WestConnex M8 underground tunnel, Australia’s largest integrated transport motorway. More information ›
Aurecon helps organisations make better decisions about their asset base to deliver infrastructure that improves both productivity and quality of life, and transforms risk into opportunity.
More information ›Reimagining transport systems as multimodal interconnected networks that transform the way we live, work, and play.
More information ›Co-creating and delivering bespoke design solutions for large infrastructure projects at scale.
More information ›Responding to the challenges of the evolving transport market with non-traditional approaches and innovative solutions by combining local knowledge with advanced technical capability.
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