The Queensland Government is injecting over $3.8 billion, 10.32 per cent of the recent State Budget, into the state’s roads and transport sector with an aim to optimise accessibility. The 9th Annual Queensland Transport Infrastructure Conference 2018 will examine both the government’s plans and privately funded projects that are set to expand Queensland’s transport networks.
 
Held on the 15-16 May at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, the Conference is the state’s premiere transport infrastructure event attracting over 200 attendees. This year’s program features big ticket projects such as the $5.41 billion Cross River Rail, the $252.5 million Toowoomba Second Range Crossing (TSRC) Project, the $170 million Pacific Motorway Upgrade, the $929.3 million Bruce Highway Upgrade alongside topics covering airports, ports and intelligent transportation.
 
The two-day Conference provides the platform to learn about the challenges, trends, developments, safety frameworks and new technologies across Queensland’s transport sector. The event provides highly valuable networking opportunities where project managers, operators, contractors, consultants and investors can learn about the major transport projects shaping the state and capitalize on the business opportunities being created.