Registrations for Conference Plus+ sessions are not included in any AITPM National Transport Conference Passes. Separate registrations are required.  

Individual registrations are required for each of the below sessions

COME RIDE WITH US BIKE TECHNICAL TOUR 

7.15am - 9.30am
Starting from About bike hire on Riverside Drive, East Perth

From high-quality facilities to areas in need of improvement, this tour offers a comprehensive look at what can make or break a successful cycling network. Participants will enjoy an easy-going ride and learn practical strategies to create safer, more inclusive bike riding environments. The ride will take participants through some key projects along the Derbal Yerrigan (Swan River) including the new Causeway Bridge currently under construction. The ride will then head through some of the inner eastern suburbs of Perth highlighting several infrastructure projects along the way.

This event is targeted at those attending the conference from outside of Perth, Western Australia. Participants will meet at About Bike Hire on Riverside Drive in East Perth. Electric bikes and helmets will be provided for the tour. Feel free to BYO helmet if preferred. Please arrive at 7:15am sharp for a 7:30am start.

Perth Stadium Transport Infrastructure & Road Network Operations Centre (RNOC) Walking Tour

9.00am - 1.00pm
Starting from About bike hire on Riverside Drive, East Perth

Tour attendees have the opportunity to visit the Main Roads Road Network Operations Centre (RNOC) a purpose- built, world-class facility designed to help manage road congestion, optimise road network safety and performance. Lunch will also be provided at the RNOC tour. RNOC is responsible for the real time management, operation and efficiency of the Metropolitan State Road network and provision of traffic management services focussing on improving the safe movement of people and freight across WA’s road network. 

The team provides world class outcomes for customers through a safe, reliable and sustainable road transport system by understanding what’s important to the community, anticipating challenges and opportunities, collaborating, investing in its people, and embracing innovation and technology to deliver improved outcomes. 

Please wear appropriate clothing and footwear for the forecasted weather conditions on the day and for up to 2 km of walking. 

This is also offered as a fully accessible tour. Spaces are limited to 40 participants.