Early-bird registrations are now open for the National Future Transport Summit.
Over two days, attendees will hear from Australian and international keynote speakers and participate in expert-led forums exploring the most pressing issues across the five critical themes of the Summit. Theme forums across Safety, Productivity, Sustainability, Social Legitimacy and Infrastructure will present, debate and refine the recommendations for final endorsement.
The Summit is not a typical industry conference or convention, nor is it a workshop. The objective is not to share information, highlight emerging sectors or promote products or initiatives. It is a dynamic platform for collaborative and cross-sectoral debate that will facilitate collective agreement.
Our valued partners are industry leaders committed to driving innovation and shaping the future of transport. By supporting this premier event, they demonstrate their dedication to sustainability, safety, and cutting-edge advancements across the connected and automated transport space. Their involvement enables collaboration, knowledge sharing, and the adoption of new technologies that will transform the transport sector for years to come.
The National Future Transport Summit (the Summit) will be a catalyst for Australia to maximise safety, sustainability and productivity in future transport, especially through connectivity and automation. The Summit will be unique in the transport sector; it will be a collaborative effort between government agencies, industry players, transport related associations, academia and community groups, and will lead to a set of recommendations agreed by all members of this collective.
David Speers
Moderator and MC
Simon Kuestenmacher
Co-Founder and Director at The Demographics Group
Brook Hall
Executive Director at CCAT
Safety Theme Session
Sustainability Theme Session
Productivity Theme Session
Cocktail Reception
Leaders’ Dinners
David Speers
Moderator and MC
Sally Stannard
Director-General of Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads
Richard Willder
Head of Autonomous Policy at Uber
Infrastructure Theme Session
Social Legitimacy Theme Session
The National Future Transport Summit will deliver collectively agreed recommendations as a blueprint for the future. In forming these recommendations, we need to hear from all interested beneficiaries and potentially impacted businesses, groups and individuals.
To share your views, click the ‘Make a Submission’ button.
You can make a written submission that responds to the questions in the Discussion Paper, focuses on one or more of the Summit themes (safety, productivity, sustainability, social legitimacy and infrastructure) or provides broader ideas and insights based on your experience and from the perspective of your organisation. You may also choose to respond to the Discussion Paper questions directly in the ‘Make a submission’ form, rather than via an attachment.
Submissions should be short and focused. We recommend a maximum of 2 pages or around 1,000 words. If you would like to submit a longer document, please include a clear and concise summary.
We encourage submissions from individuals, organisations and communities across all sectors. Your voice is important and will help inform the national conversation on Australia’s transport future.
Review the key insights, discussion points and recordings from each consultation workshop, hosted by CCAT to support the development of submissions and explore the Summit’s core themes.
