The ATRF Executive Committee and the ATRF 2022 Local Organising Committee are pleased to announce the ATRF 2022 website is now live at: www.atrf2022.com.au. The site includes all details about the conference (Flinders University, Tonsley Campus, Adelaide, 28-30 September 2022), including the program, venue, transport and how to register.

We look forward to seeing you in Adelaide in September.

The 42nd Australasian Transport Research Forum was successfully held on 8-10 December 2021 at the Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane. The following papers were recognised as :

• The J H Taplin Prize for the best paper at the conference was awarded to James Reynolds, David Pham and Graham Currie for their paper: “Do Trackless Trams Need Stronger Roads? The Weight of Evidence”.
• The David Willis Memorial Prize for the best paper by a young researcher was conferred to Shah Kalid Khan (RMIT) for the paper entitled: “Dynamic Assessment of Regulation and Policy Framework in the Cybersecurity of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles”.
• The inaugural David A. Hensher prize PDF: 500 KB for the best paper in transport demand modelling was awarded to Thomas Hancock, Stephane Hess, Charisma Choudhury and Panagiotis Tsoleridis for their paper entitled: “Decision field theory: an extension for real-world settings”.

In lieu of this year’s annual conference, the ATRF Scientific Committee held a free Webinar on the issue of Work Beyond COVID-19. Topics such as workplace and wellbeing, resilience, new global trends in mobility and the role of spatial and temporal flexibility will form lively debate and interaction.

A copy of the event brochure is available here ATRF 2020: 'Work Beyond COVID-19'

A recording of the event is available at youtu.be/g1iamhtgYRc and a follow-up post by Professor Glenn Lyons is available at www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-did-we-meet-anyway-basis-thinking-post-covid-working-glenn-lyons.