Bringing future mobility to life
Our global population continues to grow and our cities' transport networks are under more and more pressure due to increasing urbanisation and global factors. At the same time, our expectations around choice and convenience are growing, especially when it comes to commuting to work, dropping the kids off at school, or heading out of town for a weekend adventure.
In an ideal world, our transport networks would work seamlessly, and congestion and other transport related issues would become a memory of the past. Just imagine – less traffic or train delays, better community planning, and multiple modes of transport with easier connections.
To get us closer to this ideal world, Aurecon’s Integrated Transport & Mobility team brings together a blend of transport planners, engineers, and intelligent transport systems (ITS) experts. We specialise across multiple areas, including city shaping, strategic transport and mass transit planning, traffic engineering and safety, modelling and data analysis, ITS design, and strategic operations.
Why should travel demand management be considered for cities and regions post-COVID?
Learn moreBy using data and intelligent transport infrastructure, we can redesign our transport experiences, changing the way we approach our journeys from A to B. Think road and rail networks that move more freely, better access and provision for alternative modes of transport, and smart mobility options such as on-demand services and car sharing.
Connected systems are continuing to enhance transport solutions through better coordination, more information and choice, improving safety, and increasing efficiency that allows people and freight to move easily and seamlessly across our global networks.
We have reimagined transport systems as multimodal interconnected networks that transform the way we live, work, and play. To shape these systems, Aurecon brings our collective skills to tackle our clients’ challenges and opportunities, viewing these through a myriad of different lenses.
What are the benefits of MaaS for communities and transport networks?
Learn moreWe understand the growing demands for safer, smarter and more integrated transportation. We make sense of the complexities that exist in our growing world. We are the problem finders, and the problem solvers, and we help our clients innovate through design.
Blending strategic transport planning with transport system operations, and capitalising on new opportunities around data analytics and smart infrastructure, we redesign the transport experience through people-centred design. Our team’s size and scope allow us to tackle the most complex transport challenges facing our growing cities and regional areas.
As cities grow and public expectations for low-carbon transport options increase, light rail and other forms of mass transit are experiencing a resurgence.
Learn moreAurecon’s Integrated Transport & Mobility team provides a wide range of service offerings across the following key areas:
How does a place-based approach stimulate economic growth, create jobs and support liveable, sustainable communities?
Learn moreAurecon's business case to shape Waikato’s transport and land use future will improve liveability and manage population growth for the next 100 years. More information ›
Aurecon, with partners, is the technical advisor on a new 90-kilometre rail line that will transform Victoria’s public transport network. More information ›
Aurecon was appointed to upgrade Tauranga city’s main arteries Cameron Road to make it safer, more attractive and provide people with more ways to travel. More information ›
Aurecon is leading the design of Australia’s biggest public infrastructure project to provide Sydney with world-class fast, safe and reliable trains. More information ›
Aurecon and TfNSW developed a framework for evaluating the quality of movement and place projects using 36 built environment performance indicators. More information ›
The Department of Transport engaged Aurecon to use digital engineering tools to develop a series of digital twin tram stop designs using visualisation. More information ›
Aurecon partnered with the Department of Energy and Mining and energy modeller Energia to develop a plan for electric vehicle charging at accommodation venues. More information ›
Aurecon is working on a series of rapid transit projects that will increase transport choice and support decarbonisation in the south and east of Auckland. More information ›
Aurecon's 3D digital model facilitates seamless stakeholder engagement and quick design delivery, helping to fast track approvals for this transport interchange. More information ›
Aurecon used best practice engagement sentiment analysis with digital data analytics for the Let’s Get Wellington Moving programme. More information ›
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