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City household fuel bills top $100 per week

The cost of transport for Australians rose by almost three times the rate of inflation last year, with most now paying more than $100 per week for fuel. New data from

Commuter data predicts more office time for workers

Australian workers are spending, on average, almost four days a week in the office, according to new travel data. Transurban’s latest Urban Mobility Trends report,

More flexibility for pilots to shorten travel times

International pilots across parts of south-east Asia and the Pacific will be able to choose their own flight paths in a trial aimed at saving fuel and reducing travel

Special status for frequent Aussie visitors to USA

Australian’s who travel to the United States frequently will be able to access streamlined entry from next year. Foreign Affairs Minster Penny Wong said Australia

Multiple benefits to e-bike commuting

E-bikes could replace many cars in the daily city commute with a tweak to current tax laws, according a national peak body. The National Automotive Leasing and Salary

Petrol vehicles losing road dominance

Hybrid and electric vehicles have begun to eat away at the market share dominance of traditional petrol vehicles. New figures from the Australian Automobile Association

50 cent fares start with aim to lure back travellers

South-East Queensland commuters will see “50 cents” flash up as their fare when they tap off public transport this morning. From today, all Translink

Major breakthrough in preventing gridlock

Artificial intelligence is proving effective in managing traffic flow and reducing the “shockwaves” that cause highways to gum up. An experiment on a 27km section of

Parcel pick up option on rail commute

Brisbane rail commuters will have access to Australia Post parcel lockers at a number of south-east Queensland stations under a 12-month trial. A partnership between

Crackdown on fake roadworthy certificates

A dedicated government task force is being established to crackdown on fraudulent vehicle safety certificates. Queensland Transport and Main Roads Minister Bart Mellish

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