Transport Policy Public Lecture Series 2003

Road Space Management : Meeting Multi-user Objectives in a Limited Resource Environment

The 2003 series of five transport policy lectures involving experts in the field presenting their views on key issues surrounding transport infrastructure and operations.

2003 Program:

2003 Ogden Transport Lecture
Thursday 11th September 2003
Road Space Management - Issues and Problems
Professor Graham Currie, Institute of Transport Studies, Monash University

*Note: New Venue for 2003 Ogden Lecture: The Arthur Streeton Auditorium, Hotel Sofitel, 25 Collins Street, Melbourne

2003 Ogden Transport Lecture Advertising Flyer (pdf 71 kb)

Thursday 25th September 2003
Road Space Management - Victorian Transport Policy Context
Mr Carlo Carli, Member for Brunswick, Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure
Other Speaker from Metropolitan Transport Forum

Thursday 9th October 2003
Road Space Management - VicRoads' Approach and International Perspectives
Mr David Anderson, CEO VicRoads
Professor Avishai Ceder, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology

Professor Avishai Ceder's Presentation on 9 October 2003 (pdf ?? kb)

Thursday 23rd October 2003
Road Space Management - Parking Perspectives
Mr Robert Morgan, Traffic and Road Safety Consultant
Councillor Greg Barber, Mayor, City of Yarra

Thursday 6th November 2003
Road Space Management - The Future
Professor Peter Jones, Director, Transport Studies Group, Westminster University
Associate Professor Geoff Rose, Director, Institute of Transport Studies, Monash University

Professor Peter Jones' Presentation on 6 November 2003 (pdf ?? kb)
Associate Professor Geoff Roses' Presentation on 6 November 2003 (pdf ?? kb)

Venue:

Department of Infrastructure Theatrette
29th Floor Nauru House 80 Collins Street Melbourne
(*unless otherwise indicated)

Lecture Series Advertising Brochure (pdf 309 kb)
Lecture Series Information Sheet (htm 13 kb)

Lecture Series Enquiries:

Please contact Ms Brenda O'Keefe for all enquiriies.

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