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The Hon. David Campbell MP
Minister for Transport NSW
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Les Wielinga
Director General
Ministry of Transport NSW
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Rob Mason
CEO
RailCorp
David Marchant
CEO
ARTC
 
Rodd Staples
Acting CEO
Sydney Metro
 
Chris Lock
CEO
Transport Infrastructure Development Corporation
 
Shashi Verma
Director of fares and ticketing
Transport for London
 
Peter Bentley
COO
ConnectEast

Bob Menzies
Head of Delivery, CGB
Cambrideshire County Council UK
Alan Warren
Divisional Manager
Brisbane Transport

 
 

Pre-Conference Day- Bus Rapid Transit Australia 2010

Pre-Conference Day- Bus Rapid Transit Australia 2010
8.30am

Welcome coffee and registration

8.50am

Opening remarks from the Chair

Mr Jim Jarzab,
Co-Chair, NTCIP 1211 Emergency Vehicle Preemption and Transit Signal Priority standards committee
 

BRT: Meeting the transit needs of local economies

9am

Using BRT to improve mobility and relieve congestion in major cities

  • Operating a mature low cost BRT system
  • Determining the optimal network design
  • Implementing the capability to convert to light rail
General Manager, Transit Services, Infrastructure Services and Community Sustainability, OC Transpo City of Ottawa
9.30am

The Cambridgeshire Guided Busway - a driver for sustainable development

  • Business case development and implementation
  • Creating community connections around stations
  • Implementing low cost improvements to enhance performance
Head of Delivery, Cambridgeshire Guided Busway, Cambridgeshire County Council
10am

The O-Bahn network- Adelaide’s flagship public transport system

  • Logic for choice of O-Bahn- guided busway vs. rail
  • Service design principles - original and now
  • O-Bahn patronage vs. metro-wide patronage
  • Extension of the O-Bahn - improving the City-centre access
Acting Manager, Integrated Service Planning, Public Transport Division, Department for Transport, Energy & Infrastructure SA
10.30am

Morning tea

 

Design and Implementation

11am

Designing and operating an effective BRT in low density cities

  • Creating a BRT system that is fit for purpose
  • Learning from overseas experiences
  • Serving the travel needs of people in low density outer suburbs
  • Designing BRT for light rail convertibility
National Technical Executive - Transit Planning National Transport, Parsons Brinckerhoff Australia
11.30am

Designing a commuter-centric BRT - lessons from the Northern Busway establishment

  • Determining the operating rules
  • Developing bus route service strategies
  • Overcoming congestion around stations
Regional Director, Auckland and Northland, New Zealand Transport Agency
12pm

Improving access to Western Sydney through strategic bus corridors

  • Integrating BRT with legacy urban transport infrastructure
  • The speed to market of a BRT project
  • Corridor planning for the Sydney-Liverpool Transitway
Executive Manager, Transport Strategy & Systems, Roads and Traffic Authority
12.30pm

Lunch

1.30pm

BRT’s role in enhancing capacity in Queensland’s South East corridor

  • The policy framework underpinning the BRT system
  • Identifying and overcoming system capacity in the CBD area
  • Co location and integration with Brisbane’s light rail system
Divisional Manager, Brisbane Transport
 

Operations and Delivery

2pm

Maximising the operational performance of BRT

  • Reducing travel times and improving schedule reliability
  • Design considerations for improving headways in high-travel
    corridors
  • Servicing potential demand to attract additional riders
Director, Transit Systems Australia
2.30pm

SkyBus - Melbourne’s airport BRT service

  • Transport options to and from airports
  • What is different about BRT operations to an airport?
  • How SkyBus meets customer needs for airport public transport
Managing Director, SkyBus
3pm

Afternoon tea

 

BRT Versus Light Rail

3.30pm

BRT or light rail - which mode delivers the most value for money?

  • BRT and light rail - a cost comparison
  • Funding options for bus-based transitways
  • Will BRT replace heavy and light rail as a transport mode in high
    capacity corridors?
Founding Director, Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies, Faculty of Economics and Business, The University of Sydney
4pm

Panel discussion: How does BRT compare against light rail?

Acting Manager, Integrated Service Planning, Public Transport Division, Department for Transport, Energy & Infrastructure SA
Managing Director, SkyBus
National Technical Executive - Transit Planning National Transport, Parsons Brinckerhoff Australia
Head of Delivery, Cambridgeshire Guided Busway, Cambridgeshire County Council
General Manager, Transit Services, Infrastructure Services and Community Sustainability, OC Transpo City of Ottawa
4.45pm

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