Members
CCAT's current members are a dynamic group of forward-thinking innovators leading the way in the transport industry.
Who Should Become a Member?
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Transport agencies within government
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Innovative local Councils
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Connected and autonomous vehicle industry participants
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Technology manufacturers
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Motor manufacturers
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Mining companies
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Freight companies
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Agriculture sector
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Logistics and warehousing companies
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Ports and shipping companies
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Researchers and universities
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Next-generation technology developers
What CCAT offers members – Why you should join.
CCAT provides its members with a hub for regular policy and ideas exchange. It also alerts the community to the benefits of connected and automated transport.
CCAT brings all members under a single umbrella. It allows them to work collaboratively with government, industry, academia and community bodies to inform the development of national policy, legislation, regulation, business models, operational procedures and processes to bring connected and automated transport safely and successfully to Australasia’s roads and industry.
Until now, the many sectors involved in automated transport have had insufficient opportunity to work and plan together. Some have been contained within industry, governmental or solitary silos. For others, connected and automated transport isn’t currently their bread and butter, though they may have an interest in, or a solution for the connected and automated transport industry.
CCAT is an opportunity for all these organisations to stay in the loop and collaborate with government in delivering an automated future for Australia.
CCAT and its members will evolve into a recognised national institution for the discussion and generation of technical solutions in Australia and New Zealand’s connected and automated future.
How much does
membership cost?
Annual membership fees are determined by the CCAT Board. Fees are adjusted annually at least in line with CPI.
Fees are based on each member’s turnover.
