How signalling systems keep Australia’s railways safe
Australia's extensive railway network relies on robust and dependable railway signalling systems to ensure the safety and efficiency of train ...
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Autonomous electric air taxis are coming soon
While it might seem to be a long-held distant dream, air taxis are close to becoming a feature of our ...
Six highlights from the AFR Infrastructure Summit
From technological and materials innovations to the cost, scale and pace of projects – this is how we need to ...
How a naval engineer found a new purpose on rails
As an engineer who developed her talents on a naval vessel, working on a major city’s transport network took some ...
Engineer profile: Jo Fisher
Jo Fisher CPEng, Director, Howarth Fisher and Associates. Jo Fisher’s geography studies — and her career — took a different ...
A new EV Lab at RMIT will explore where the road meets the grid
The researchers at RMIT University’s EV Living Lab are proactively addressing the challenges of Victoria’s electric vehicle transition.
Why Australia needs to engineer better road safety strategies
According to Engineers Australia member Dr Brett Hughes MIEAust, traffic engineer and road safety researcher, road safety in Australia has ...
SYSTRA is driving Australian engineering forward
Global consulting and engineering firm SYSTRA is bringing innovative engineering practices to transportation, infrastructure and technology projects in Australia.
Policy change will supercharge Australia’s highways
While electric vehicle sales in Australia are increasing, the rates are much lower compared with other countries and a change ...
How ‘talking’ cars could save lives on our roads
Digital communication technologies allowing cars to interpret their surroundings and alert drivers to potential hazards could reduce vehicle crashes by ...
