Global Transport planning guru Richard de Cani shared his insights with TfNSW staff recently, including his experience as chief planner for Transport for London (TfL). Richard spoke in depth on the opportunities and challenges of long term transport planning , touching on his industry experience and how TfL and other agencies in London are looking to the future.

It’s all part of our research into best practice and learning from other global cities as we develop our Future Transport strategy for the next 40 years.

The bright sparks of the Transport cluster were out in force last week as four more project teams showcased their innovative work from the latest round of the Future Transport Innovation Incubator program.

An app that guides you away from the crowds and to a less crowded train. Sound interesting? Fresh from the Future Transport Innovation Incubator, one project team is working on helping 3rd party app developers do just that.

Imagine being 100 kilometres from your nearest town without access to public transport! It seems incredible to some, but it's an issue that many people from regional and rural towns across NSW face on daily basis.

Thankfully there's light at the end of the tunnel as a new flexible transport solution goes on trial in the small west state town of Tottenham.

What will transport look like in your local area in the next 20-40 years? That was the question put to local staff in Dubbo and Grafton last week as part of the Future Transport regional roadshow.

In the same way Netflix has revolutionised the way we watch TV, is on demand transport set to change the way we travel in regional NSW?

Join our experts Kate Golotta (Principal Manager Regional Strategy) and Julie Gee (Principal Transport Planner Regional Strategy) for a chat about ‘On Demand’ Transport in NSW. You might live and work in a regional area or be a city dweller who visits once in a while. Either way we want to hear from you!

Community consultation on the Future Transport Strategy begins with a special focus on regional and rural NSW. Find out how you can get involved!

How will our current infrastructure be made future ready for driverless cars? How do connected vehicles talk to one another? How could they impact vulnerable road users like cyclists? And what about cyber security?

All these questions and more were explored at our latest Future Transport livestream event on the driverless cars of the future last week.

Watch the video playback!

Join our experts Evan Walker (Director Smart Innovation Centre) and John Wall (Manager Road Safety Technology) for a chat about connected and automated vehicles. Pick their brains about the challenges and opportunities this exciting technology offers transport, now and in the future. Find out how we are preparing for its introduction and the safety improvements it could bring for our roads. Have your say!