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Australasian Transport Research Forum 2026
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Australasian Transport Research Forum 2026

From Humanitix · Last checked 13 Nov. That's our last look, not a live ticket check.

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The lowdown

It is our pleasure to invite you to attend the 47th Australasian Transport Research Forum (ATRF) conference and the TRANSW Symposium combined event in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. ATRF 2026 be held from 24-26 November 2026 and hosted by the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). This conference brings together transport researchers, data and evaluation specialists, and practitioners from across Australasia to share, advance, and sustain transport knowledge. Check out the program here.

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Transforming Transport Futures: Integrating People, Place and Technology Transport systems are undergoing rapid change as cities and regions respond to growth, major infrastructure investment, and increasing expectations around safety, sustainability, and accessibility. Addressing these challenges requires integrated thinking that connects research, policy, and practice. The conference will explore how transport research, data, and evaluation can inform multi-modal solutions that align transport with land use, housing, and place outcomes, while advancing safer, more resilient and sustainable mobility futures. The program features a diverse mix of presentations, workshops, and networking opportunities designed to foster constructive debate, collaboration, and innovation across the transport research and practitioner community.

Where to rock up

The University of Technology Sydney (UTS), 15 Broadway, Ultimo NSW 2007, Australia

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Thank you to our event sponsors Platinum Sponsor Gold Sponsor Silver Sponsor Transforming Transport Futures: Integrating People, Place and Technology Transport systems are undergoing rapid change as cities and regions respond to growth, major infrastructure investment, and increasing expectation